The verb "let" is a common and versatile verb in the English language that primarily functions as a transitive verb. It is used to express permission, opportunity, or possibility, allowing someone to do something or allowing something to happen. The basic structure involves the subject permitting or enabling the object to perform an action or be in a certain state. "Let" is an essential verb in everyday communication, enabling speakers to facilitate or authorize actions in a straightforward and effective manner. Its simplicity and broad applicability make it a fundamental component of English verb usage.
Please let me know if you need any help.
Don't let go of my hand when we cross the street.
She wouldn't let him drive her car.
Let me think about your proposal and I'll get back to you.
He let the dog out for a walk in the park.
They let us borrow their lawn mower last weekend.
Let's go to the movies tonight.
Let me handle this situation, please.
She let her hair down and danced in the rain.
Could you let me in? I forgot my keys.
I let my brother use my car.
You let the cat out of the house.
He lets her decide where to eat.
She lets the kids play outside.
It lets us access more features.
We let them borrow our tools.
They let the opportunity slip away.
I let my friend borrow my laptop yesterday.
You let your guard down during the game.
He let her go ahead in line.
She let the dog inside last night.
It let us down when we needed it most.
We let them have their say.
They let the cake cool before icing it.
I will let you know the details tomorrow.
You will let me try your new bicycle, won't you?
He will let her handle the presentation.
She will let the kids stay up late for the party.
It will let us understand the process better.
We will let them join our team.
They will let us know their decision by next week.
I am letting him play with my phone.
You are letting the opportunity pass you by.
He is letting her get away with too much.
She is letting the children watch TV.
It is letting us scan the documents easily.
We are letting them use our parking space.
They are letting the paint dry before adding another coat.
I was letting him handle the negotiations.
You were letting your jealousy cloud your judgment.
He was letting her win the game.
She was letting the water run while brushing her teeth.
It was letting out a strange noise all night.
We were letting them decide on the movie.
They were letting the room air out.
I will be letting you take over my responsibilities while I'm away.
You will be letting us all down if you don't show up.
He will be letting her use his workshop.
She will be letting the kids have a sleepover this weekend.
It will be letting off steam after the repairs are done.
We will be letting them handle the arrangements.
They will be letting us borrow the equipment for the project.
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