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本帖最后由 香港来的鸟人 于 2010-4-5 21:34 编辑
coming here let...????
coming here allow....????
let me picked....?????
let me pick?????
jiu shi zhe xie JZ niao yu
7 hao 发表于 2010-4-5 11:10 [img]
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I was going to hold my tongue, but you asked for it.
For your information, let and allow are sometimes interchangeable in the U.S., especially in informal verbal communication and among the younger generation.
Below is the definition on the word let:
let definition
let (let)
transitive verb let, letting let′·ting
to leave; forsake; abandon: now only in phrases let alone or let be, to refrain from bothering, disturbing, touching, etc.
to give the use of (a house, room, etc.) to a tenant in return for rent; rent; hire out
to give out (work), assign (a contract), etc.
to allow or cause to escape; cause to flow or come out, as by shedding, emitting, etc. to let blood
to allow to pass, come, or go let me in
to allow; permit: followed by an infinitive, normally without to[let me help], or by an adverb, etc. with the verb itself unexpressed [let me up]
to cause to; make: usually with know or hear let me hear from you.
As for the picked and pick, it was just a slip up. What can I say, thanks for being my trustworthy grammar cop. :rolleyes:
Now go do something more worthwhile. Again, you are the best! I am your humble student. Feel better now ?? |
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