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User_gary Posted 19 years ago
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let us water the plants
Grandfather is working in the garden.
Bom and Tob like to work in the garden.
B and T : "Can we help"
Grandfather : How can you help me?
B and T : We can digup the soil; we can water the plant; we can pick up dry leaves and put them in the bin.
Grandfather : Let us water the plants.
Could you tell me what the "let us water the plats" means?
I can guess it as, "Shall we (including grandfather) water the plants first"?
Bom and Tob like to work in the garden.
B and T : "Can we help"
Grandfather : How can you help me?
B and T : We can digup the soil; we can water the plant; we can pick up dry leaves and put them in the bin.
Grandfather : Let us water the plants.
Could you tell me what the "let us water the plats" means?
I can guess it as, "Shall we (including grandfather) water the plants first"?
Top answer
All three will water the plants. We don't know if they will do anything else afterwards.
- All three will water the plants.
- We don't know if they will do anything else afterwards.
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All three will water the plants. We don't know if they will do anything else afterwards.
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Hi,
Let us water the plants.
It's much, much more commonly said as Let's water the plants. It's a way of suggesting a course of action for the speaker and others.
Best wishes, Clive
Let us water the plants.
It's much, much more commonly said as Let's water the plants. It's a way of suggesting a course of action for the speaker and others.
Best wishes, Clive
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