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Why not use let him to drown?



 
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Why not use let him to drown? Fri Dec 09, 2005 10:13 am  Why not use let him to drown?
 

Test No. incompl/inter-20 "Will or Shall?", question 10

The man on the river bank, who is good at grammar, thinks the man really wants to drown, walks on and ..........

(a) allows him drown
(b) permits him drown
(c) lets him drown
(d) lets him to drown

Test No. incompl/inter-20 "Will or Shall?", answer 10

The man on the river bank, who is good at grammar, thinks the man really wants to drown, walks on and lets him drown.

Correct answer: (c) lets him drown

Your answer was: incorrect
The man on the river bank, who is good at grammar, thinks the man really wants to drown, walks on and permits him drown.
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why not use 'let him to drown'?
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Let + infinitive without to Fri Dec 09, 2005 10:25 am  Let + infinitive without to
 

As a rule we always use infinitive without to after the verb LET.

Consider the following examples:

It is correct to say:
Sarah let her child go out alone.
Let me do the job myself!
Let's go for a walk!

It is wrong to say:
Sarah let her child to go out alone.
Let me to do the job myself!
Let's to go for a walk!

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