Which sentence is the correct one?

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Let [something] [verb]. In this pattern the verb is in the base form - no endings like -s or -ed or -ing.

Let me see.

Let him go.

Let the children play.

CJ

as you use "begin" for "game", the first is true...

irajas you use "begin" for "game", the first is true...

Let the game begin is a command, not a statement of fact. Therefore, we can't talk about whether it's true. The second sentence is correct, however. You may want to look up "true" and "correct" in a dictionary. They are different.

Thanks

Oooooooooooh!

you're right.

I looked it up but I can't understand the difference.

bassaI looked it up but I can't understand the difference.

If a sentence is true, it describes something that is real. If it is (grammatically) correct, it follows the rules of English grammar.

Suppose I say,

You have a pet dog.

I know that the sentence is grammatically correct, because I know how to speak English.

B

Thanks you made it very easy

I guess the correct one is the sentence number 2. Because the "game" didn't stand as the subject.