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Maj Posted 22 years ago
Grammar

Let/Leave

Would the following sentences be appropriate:

Whatever you do, let him go to the States.
Whatever you do, leave him go to the State.

I would appreciate any improvements. Thanks in advance.
  

Top answer

"Let" is fine. "Leave" is wrong as it stands, but you could say "Leave him TO go the States if you wanted". Hope that helps, Rommie PS.

— Rommie

  • "Let" is fine.
  • "Leave" is wrong as it stands, but you could say "Leave him TO go the States if you wanted".
  • Hope that helps, Rommie PS.
  • Maj, Chris the Moderator said I should beware of you.
  • Any idea why?
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"Let" is fine.
"Leave" is wrong as it stands, but you could say "Leave him TO go the States if you wanted".

Hope that helps,
Rommie

PS. Maj, Chris the Moderator said I should beware of you. Any idea why?
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