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Difference between let and get

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#1 (permalink) Wed Oct 12, 2005 10:38 am Difference between let and get

Hi, what's the difference between get and let? Thanks in advance. IZ

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#2 (permalink) Wed Oct 12, 2005 14:57 pm Difference between let and get

Hi ! You let someone do something. Ex: My parents let me go abroad alone for the first time last year. You get someone to do something. Ex: We get the guide to give us the complete tour.

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