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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Is LET a special verb?
I came across these examples:
1. Please let her have it
Shouldn't it be "has" instead of "have"?
2. She let me in for free
Shouldn't it be "lets" instead of "let"?
Just these two, thanks!
1. Please let her have it
Shouldn't it be "has" instead of "have"?
2. She let me in for free
Shouldn't it be "lets" instead of "let"?
Just these two, thanks!
Top answer
1. -- No. 2.
- 1.
- -- No.
- 2.
- -- No, not in past tense.
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1. Please let her have it
Shouldn't it be "has" instead of "have"?-- No.
2. She let me in for free
Shouldn't it be "lets" instead of "let"?-- No, not in past tense.
Shouldn't it be "has" instead of "have"?-- No.
2. She let me in for free
Shouldn't it be "lets" instead of "let"?-- No, not in past tense.
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