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Anonymous Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
Is there a more formal way to say "let's do sth"?
For example, let's verify, let's compare, etc.
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Hi, Yes. You can use just about any verb with let's, as long as what you say makes sense. Clive
- Hi, Yes.
- You can use just about any verb with let's, as long as what you say makes sense.
- Clive
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Hi,
Yes. You can use just about any verb with let's, as long as what you say makes sense.
Clive
Yes. You can use just about any verb with let's, as long as what you say makes sense.
Clive
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Somewhat more formally, you have
Let us verify, let us compare, etc.
But you could use a verb like urge:
I urge you to verify, I urge you to compare, etc.
and even more formally,
I urge that we verify, I urge that we compare, etc.
And then there's exhort
I exhort you to verify, I exhort you to compare, etc.
But that's
Let us verify, let us compare, etc.
But you could use a verb like urge:
I urge you to verify, I urge you to compare, etc.
and even more formally,
I urge that we verify, I urge that we compare, etc.
And then there's exhort
I exhort you to verify, I exhort you to compare, etc.
But that's
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