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Guest Posted 22 years ago
Grammar

Let's

What is the difference between the following sentences:

-Let's go, or we'll be late.
-Let's get going, or we'll be late.

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They mean the same. Maybe the second one is just a little more informal.

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  • They mean the same.
  • Maybe the second one is just a little more informal.
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They mean the same.

Maybe the second one is just a little more informal.
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"Let's get going." implies more of a demand to move as in "let's start moving.", whereas "let's go" is more or less similar in meaning with "shall we go?". "Shall we go?" is a politer expression though.

Mirapence
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