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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Use of Let's
Hi
Can I use "let's" in a interrogative sentece like the following:
Le'ts go to the movies?
Is it grammatically correct?
Thank you, guys.
Bye.
Can I use "let's" in a interrogative sentece like the following:
Le'ts go to the movies?
Is it grammatically correct?
Thank you, guys.
Bye.
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Anonymous Le'ts go to the movies Let's is the short form of " Let us ", it's used to make suggestion Your sentence is okay.
- Anonymous Le'ts go to the movies Let's is the short form of " Let us ", it's used to make suggestion Your sentence is okay.
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AnonymousLe'ts go to the moviesLet's is the short form of " Let us ", it's used to make suggestion
Your sentence is okay.
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Note that the structure of your sentence is not a question - it's a statement, or as YoungBuddy has said, a suggestion.
You can turn statements into questions by using a rising inflection.
You can turn statements into questions by using a rising inflection.
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"Let's go to the movies" is a fine sentence, but it's not a question.
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