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" Let's here Jay Leno talks. As written, this has no meaning. However, perhaps you mean this.
- " Let's here Jay Leno talks.
- As written, this has no meaning.
- However, perhaps you mean this.
- Let's hear Jay Leno talk.
- In this sentence, 'talk' is an infinitive.
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Do I put "s" on "talk?"
Let's here Jay Leno talks. As written, this has no meaning. However, perhaps you mean this.
Let's hear Jay Leno talk.
In this sentence, 'talk' is an infinitive.
A more common way of saying this is
Let's listen to Jay Leno.
And more common still, since he is on TV, is
Let's watch Jay Leno.
Do I put "s" on "talk?"
Let's here Jay Leno talks. As written, this has no meaning. However, perhaps you mean this.
Let's hear Jay Leno talk.
In this sentence, 'talk' is an infinitive.
A more common way of saying this is
Let's listen to Jay Leno.
And more common still, since he is on TV, is
Let's watch Jay Leno.
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