please let me know what you going to proceed with the other inclusion in my package? vs please let me know what you are going to proceed with the other inclusion in my package?

Some examples from the web:

• Please let me know what you want.
• Please let me know what fuel stocks are held in each depot.
• Are you going to proceed with the execution of Jarl Borg?
• Please let me proceed with his execution.
• I went over there to tell him I was going to proceed with legal action if he didn't pay me.
• We're going to proceed with heather's surgery, as scheduled.
• We are now going to proceed with the next item - the votes.
• Would somebody please let me know what the game plan is?
• Please let me know as soon as you have learned what has happened.
• If I can help with anything please let me know.
• If you plan to make anything disappear... please let me know.
• Please let me know as quickly as you can.
• Okay. Please let me know.
• So will you please let me know...
• Please let me know if he gets any worse.
• Please let me know that she's okay.
• If you leave, please let me know where you'll be.
• If you have any special instructions, please let me know.
• If your figure differs, please let me know.
• And please let me know when his lawyer gets here.

Some examples from the web:

• In this world, you never know what you are going to get...
• I already know what you are going to say: you haven't got this list.
• I know what you are going to say, Abel.
• The culprit is sitting in his seat now and I should like to know what you are going to do about it.
• Go away. I know what you are going to say.
• But you don't know what you are going to let in if you open that door.
• People seem to be very excited about what you are going to do.
• As if to corroborate what you are going to say.
• You must tell me what you are going to do.
• We are very interested in what you are going to say.
• I have full confidence in what you are going to do.
• I know what you are going to ask me but I can't answer you
• l-l-I know what you are going to say for I have heard it from another.
• I want to know what you are going to do.
• You came here to graduate, and that is exactly what you are going to do.
• That, Mr. Burton, is exactly what you are going to do.
• It's not too late; let's talk about what you are going to do.
• So please, Mr Roche, tell us what you are going to do.
• Mohan, you do realize what you are going to lose.
• One of these mechanisms is transparency, telling people what you are going to do with their data.