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Let-she 与 Let-her: 有什么区别?

用 'let' 的时候,后面总是跟宾格代词,比如 her, me, them——千万别用主格代词 she, I, they 哦!

Grammar Rule in 30 Seconds

Always use object pronouns like 'her' after the verb 'let' because 'let' acts on the person.

  • Use 'her' (object), never 'she' (subject) after let. Example: 'Let her finish.'
  • This applies even with compound objects. Example: 'Let her and me talk.'
  • The verb following the pronoun is always the base form. Example: 'Let her go.'
Let + 👤 (Object Pronoun: her/him/me) + 🏃 (Base Verb)

Overview

The choice between let she and let her tests a core principle of English grammar: the difference between subject pronouns and object pronouns. The rule is absolute: the verb let must always be followed by an object pronoun. Therefore, let her is always correct, and let she is always incorrect. This isn't an exception to memorize; it's a fundamental aspect of how verbs and objects function in English.
At its heart, let is a verb of permission. It means to allow or permit something to happen. In any sentence, the person or thing that *receives* the action of a verb is the object.
When you use let, the person receiving the permission is the object. For example, in the phrase Let her speak, the pronoun her is the object of the verb let. It is her who is being permitted to do the action.
Subject pronouns (I, you, he, she, it, we, they) are the 'doers' of an action—they perform the verb. Object pronouns (me, you, him, her, it, us, them) are the 'receivers' of an action. Because let requires a receiver for its permission, you must use an object pronoun.
Understanding this distinction is essential for moving beyond basic sentence construction and speaking with grammatical precision.
This guide will explore the linguistic principles behind this rule, provide clear formation patterns, detail its use in various contexts, highlight common mistakes learners make, and show how the structure appears in modern, everyday English. By the end, you'll understand not just *what* the rule is, but *why* it works the way it does.

How This Grammar Works

To understand why let her is correct, we need to examine the function of let within a sentence. The verb let has two key properties: it is both a transitive verb and a causative verb, and both properties require it to be followed by an object.
A transitive verb is a verb that requires a direct object to complete its meaning. It transfers its action to something or someone. For example, the verb see is transitive.
You can't just say I see; the sentence feels incomplete. You must say what you see: I see a car. The verb let works the same way. A sentence like The manager let is nonsensical.
We must know *who* or *what* the manager let: The manager let him leave early. That pronoun, him, is the direct object of let.
Secondly, let is a causative verb. Causative verbs express that the subject of the sentence causes, permits, or makes someone else perform an action. The most common causative verbs are make, have, and let.
The structure of a causative phrase is what often confuses learners. Look at this sentence:
Let her explain the situation.
Here, we have two actions: 'letting' and 'explaining'. The source of the confusion is that her is the one doing the explaining. In that sense, her is the logical agent (or 'doer') of the verb explain.
However, in terms of grammar, the *first* verb in the sequence, let, takes priority. The pronoun her is the direct object of let—it is the one being permitted. English grammar demands that a direct object must be in the object case.
This is the central principle: the grammatical role as the object of let is more important than the logical role as the subject of explain.
This structure also introduces another key feature: the bare infinitive. After the object, let is followed by the base form of a verb without to (e.g., go, do, be). This is a unique pattern. Contrast let with a similar verb like allow:
| Verb | Pattern | Example | Correct/Incorrect |
| :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- |
| let | let + object + bare infinitive | They let her go. | Correct |
| allow | allow + object + to-infinitive | They allowed her to go. | Correct |
| let | let + object + to-infinitive | They let her to go. | Incorrect |
This fixed pattern, let + object + bare infinitive, is a cornerstone of English syntax. The object pronoun is an inseparable part of the structure, bridging the act of permission (let) and the resulting action (go).

Formation Pattern

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The rule for forming sentences with let is consistent and predictable. Once you learn the pattern, you can apply it to any pronoun or noun. The core formula is:
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Let + Object + Bare Infinitive (Verb)
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Let's analyze each component in detail.
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Let: This is the verb of permission. It's an irregular verb. In the imperative (commands or suggestions), it remains Let. In the present tense, it is let for most subjects but lets for the third-person singular (he, she, it). The past tense is also let.
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Imperative: Let me see.
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Present: She lets her children play outside.
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Past: Yesterday, he let me borrow his notes.
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Object: This is the most critical element for this rule. This position must be filled by an object, not a subject. If you use a pronoun, it must be an object pronoun. If you use a name or a noun, it naturally functions as an object.
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The following table shows the required transformation from a subject pronoun to the object pronoun needed after let.
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| Subject Pronoun (Who is doing the action?) | Required Object Pronoun (Who is receiving the permission?) | Correct Example with let | Incorrect Common Error |
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| :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- |
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| I | me | Let me try again. | Let I try again. |
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| you | you | I will let you know. | (No common error) |
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| he | him | Let him finish his work. | Let he finish his work. |
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| she | her | Let her decide for herself. | Let she decide for herself. |
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| it | it | Let it go. | (No common error) |
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| we | us | Let us review the document. (or Let's) | Let we review the document. |
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| they | them | Let them join the meeting. | Let they join the meeting. |
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This applies equally to nouns and proper nouns:
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The rules let the players challenge the call. (the players is the object)
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Please let Maria ask her question. (Maria is the object)
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Bare Infinitive: The action that is being permitted. This verb must always be in its base form, without to or any other ending (like -s or -ing).
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Correct: He lets me use his computer.
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Incorrect: He lets me ~~to use~~ his computer.
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Incorrect: He lets me ~~using~~ his computer.

When To Use It

The let construction is versatile and appears in many different situations, ranging from casual suggestions to formal permissions. Mastering its contexts will make your English sound more natural and precise.
1. Making Suggestions and Forming Groups
The most common use of this structure is with us, usually in its contracted form Let's. This is the standard way to make an inclusive suggestion in English, inviting others to join an activity.
  • Let's get some coffee before the movie starts. (A suggestion to a group)
  • Let's not worry about that until tomorrow. (A suggestion to avoid an action)
  • It's a difficult problem. Let's think it through carefully.
2. Giving or Denying Permission
This is the core meaning of let: to permit or allow. It's used frequently by people in positions of authority (parents, managers, officials) but also between peers.
  • My manager let me leave work early today. (Permission was given)
  • Her parents won't let her go to the concert. (Permission is denied)
  • The guard let them pass after they showed their IDs.
3. Polite Instructions and Offers
In commands and offers, Let me... or Let him... can be a softer, more polite alternative to a direct imperative. It signals an intention to do something helpful.
  • That bag looks heavy. Let me help you with it. (An offer)
  • Please, let her finish speaking. (A polite instruction to others)
  • Let me check the schedule and I'll get back to you. (A way of stating a next step)
4. Expressing Indifference or Acceptance
A more abstract use of let is to express a lack of resistance or an acceptance of a situation, often one you cannot change. This implies a philosophical or passive stance.
  • He can think what he wants. I let him believe it. (I don't intervene)
  • If they want to complain, let them. (It doesn't bother me)
  • The famous Beatles song Let It Be is a perfect example, meaning 'accept the situation as it is'.

Common Mistakes

Even after learning the rule, many learners fall into a few predictable traps. Being aware of these common mistakes is the best way to avoid them in your own speech and writing.
Mistake 1: Using a Subject Pronoun After let
This is the most fundamental error. It happens when the speaker focuses on who is performing the *second* action, not who is the *object* of let.
  • Incorrect: My friend and I wanted to start, so the teacher let ~~we~~ begin.
  • Why it's wrong: we is the object of let, so it must be in the object case. The correct pronoun is us.
  • Correct: My friend and I wanted to start, so the teacher let us begin.
  • Incorrect: When he finished his presentation, the boss let ~~he~~ sit down.
  • Why it's wrong: he is the receiver of the permission from let, so the object pronoun him is required.
  • Correct: When he finished his presentation, the boss let him sit down.
Mistake 2: Using a to-infinitive Instead of the Bare Infinitive
This error occurs from over-applying the general rule that infinitives use to (e.g., I want to speak). Learners forget that let is one of the special causative verbs that breaks this pattern.
  • Incorrect: I don't let my kids ~~to watch~~ too much TV.
  • Why it's wrong: The pattern is fixed: let + object + bare infinitive.
  • Correct: I don't let my kids watch too much TV.
  • Quick Tip: If you are tempted to use a to-infinitive, see if you can substitute allow. If allow... to works, then let... (without to) is likely the correct alternative. For example, I don't allow my kids to watch TV is also correct.
Mistake 3: Confusing Let's and Lets
This is a common spelling mistake that confuses a suggestion with a third-person verb.
  • Let's: A contraction of Let us. It is *only* used for making suggestions.
  • Let's go. (Means: I suggest that we go.)
  • Lets: The third-person singular present tense of the verb let. It is used after he, she, it, or a singular noun.
  • She lets her dog run in the park. (Means: She permits her dog to run.)
  • Incorrect: Lets have a meeting tomorrow. (This should be a suggestion.)
  • Correct: Let's have a meeting tomorrow.
  • Incorrect: My phone plan let's me use data in other countries. (This is about permission.)
  • Correct: My phone plan lets me use data in other countries.

Real Conversations

The let structure is extremely common in all forms of modern English. You will hear and see it constantly in everyday life. Here’s how it appears in different contexts, showing its natural and practical use.

In Texting and Social Media:

Usage here is often brief and direct. The imperative form is very common.

- Person A: I can't figure out this new app.

Person B: let me see. i use it all the time

- Person A: Ugh I'm so bored

Person B: let's do something tn (tn = tonight)

- Post Caption: My sister let me borrow her new jacket. What do we think?

At Work (in Emails, Slack, or Meetings):

In professional settings, let is standard for polite offers, instructions, and follow-ups. Let me know is one of the most common phrases in business English.

- Email: The draft is attached. Let me know if you have any feedback.

- Slack: Let's table this discussion until the weekly sync.

- Meeting: "Before we move on, let's let him finish his point."

In Casual, Spoken Conversation:

Here, you'll hear let used to talk about permission, tell stories, and manage interactions smoothly.

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My dad let me drive his car for the first time last weekend. I was so nervous!

- "Just let it go. It's not worth getting upset about."

- "Hang on, let me find my keys... okay, I'm ready now."

Cultural Observation:

The phrase Let me... (e.g., Let me ask..., Let me think...) is often used not to ask for permission, but as a discourse marker to signal a shift in thought or to politely take a turn in the conversation. It softens the action. Instead of just starting to think silently, saying Let me think communicates the process to the listener, making the interaction smoother.

Quick FAQ

Q: Is there any situation where Let she go would be correct?

No, absolutely never. Because let requires an object, the pronoun following it must be in the object case (her). Let she is grammatically impossible in standard English.

Q: What is the difference between let's and lets again?

Let's is a contraction of let us and is only used to make a suggestion (e.g., Let's eat). Lets is the third-person singular form of the verb to let (e.g., He lets his dog off the leash). The apostrophe is the key difference.

Q: Why do we say let her go but allow her to go?

This is because let is a special causative verb that uses a bare infinitive (the verb without to). Other verbs of permission, like allow and permit, follow the more common pattern of using a to-infinitive. It's a specific rule tied to the verb let.

Q: How do I use let in the past tense?

Let is an irregular verb. Its simple past tense form is also let. You can distinguish it from the present tense by the context. For example: Yesterday, my boss let me leave early. The word Yesterday tells you this is a past action.

Q: Can I use let in a passive sentence?

It's possible but very rare and often sounds unnatural. For example, She was let go from her job (meaning she was fired) is a common idiom. However, in most cases, we use a passive form of allow instead. For example, instead of He was let to enter, we would say He was allowed to enter.

Using 'Let' with Different Pronouns

Subject Verb (Let) Object Pronoun Base Verb Full Sentence
I
let
her
go
I let her go.
You
let
him
stay
You let him stay.
He
lets
us
talk
He lets us talk.
She
lets
them
play
She lets them play.
We
let
her
sing
We let her sing.
They
let
me
dance
They let me dance.

Common Contractions with Let

Full Form Contraction Usage Note
Let us
Let's
Used for suggestions (Let's go!)
Do not let
Don't let
Standard negative command
Does not let
Doesn't let
Third person negative

Meanings

The verb 'let' is a causative verb that means to allow or give permission. In English grammar, verbs are followed by object pronouns (me, you, him, her, it, us, them) rather than subject pronouns (I, you, he, she, it, we, they).

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Permission

Giving someone the authority or freedom to do something.

“My boss won't let her take the day off.”

“Will you let her borrow your car?”

2

Suggestions (Let's)

A contraction of 'let us' used to make a proposal to a group.

“Let's (Let us) see what she thinks.”

“Let's not let her down.”

3

Imperative/Command

Directing an action toward a third party.

“Let her speak first!”

“Don't let her see the surprise.”

Reference Table

Reference table for Let-she 与 Let-her: 有什么区别?
主格代词 宾格代词 使用 'Let' 的正确句子 使用 'Let' 的错误句子
`I`
`me`
Let `me` see that.
Let `I` see that.
`you`
`you`
I'll let `you` know.
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`he`
`him`
Let `him` go first.
Let `he` go first.
`she`
`her`
Let `her` decide.
Let `she` decide.
`it`
`it`
Just let `it` happen.
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`we`
`us`
Let `us` begin. (formal)
Let `we` begin.
`we`
`us` (`'s`)
`Let's` eat!
Let `we` eat!
`they`
`them`
Let `them` try.
Let `they` try.

正式程度

正式
Please permit her to join the proceedings.

Please permit her to join the proceedings. (Office environment)

中性
Let her into the meeting.

Let her into the meeting. (Office environment)

非正式
Let her in.

Let her in. (Office environment)

俚语
Let her slide in.

Let her slide in. (Office environment)

主格代词 vs. 宾格代词

主格 (执行者)
She She goes.
He He talks.
They They decide.
宾格 (承受者)
her Let her go.
him Let him talk.
them Let them decide.

选择 'Let' 后正确的代词

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这个代词是接受 'let' 所给予的允许吗?

YES
使用宾格代词 (her, him, me, us, them)。
NO
这是一个主语。请重新检查你的句子结构。

快速指南:Let vs. Lets vs. Let's

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建议

  • Let's go.
  • Let's eat.
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允许 (他/她)

  • She lets him...
  • He lets her...
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命令/允许

  • Let them...
  • Let me...

'Let' 的世界

Let

用法

  • 允许 Let her enter.
  • 建议 Let's start.
  • 指示 Let it cool.

规则

  • 宾格代词 Let HIM go.
  • 动词原形 Let her GO.

按水平分级的例句

1

Let her play.

Deixa ela brincar.

2

Please let her in.

Por favor, deixe-a entrar.

3

Let her see.

Deixe ela ver.

4

Don't let her cry.

Não a deixe chorar.

1

Will you let her go to the party?

Você vai deixar ela ir à festa?

2

My mom lets her use the computer.

Minha mãe deixa ela usar o computador.

3

Let her finish her homework first.

Deixe ela terminar o dever de casa primeiro.

4

She won't let her dog run outside.

Ela não deixa o cachorro dela correr lá fora.

1

We should let her decide which car to buy.

Deveríamos deixar ela decidir qual carro comprar.

2

Why don't you let her and me handle the project?

Por que você não deixa ela e eu cuidarmos do projeto?

3

The teacher didn't let her use a calculator during the exam.

O professor não a deixou usar calculadora durante o exame.

4

Let her know if you change your mind.

Avise-a se você mudar de ideia.

1

It is essential that we let her express her concerns freely.

É essencial que deixemos ela expressar suas preocupações livremente.

2

They refused to let her and her team access the building.

Eles se recusaram a deixar ela e sua equipe acessarem o prédio.

3

Don't let her lack of experience discourage you.

Não deixe a falta de experiência dela te desanimar.

4

The contract doesn't let her terminate the agreement early.

O contrato não permite que ela rescinda o acordo antecipadamente.

1

Let her not be deceived by his charming exterior.

Que ela não seja enganada por seu exterior charmoso.

2

The board will let her and the CFO present the findings tomorrow.

O conselho deixará ela e o CFO apresentarem os resultados amanhã.

3

If she wants to resign, then for heaven's sake, let her!

Se ela quer se demitir, então, pelo amor de Deus, deixe-a!

4

Let her achievements speak for themselves.

Deixe que as conquistas dela falem por si mesmas.

1

Should the situation arise, let her and her successors be held accountable.

Caso a situação surja, que ela e seus sucessores sejam responsabilizados.

2

To let her wallow in self-pity would be a disservice to her talent.

Deixá-la chafurdar na autocomiseração seria um desserviço ao seu talento.

3

Let her be as it may, we must proceed with the plan.

Seja como for com ela, devemos prosseguir com o plano.

4

The director was adamant: let her and only her take the lead.

O diretor foi enfático: deixe ela e apenas ela assumir a liderança.

容易混淆

Let-she vs. Let-her: What's the Difference? 对比 Let vs. Allow

Learners often use 'to' with 'let' or omit it with 'allow'.

Let-she vs. Let-her: What's the Difference? 对比 Let vs. Leave

In some languages, the same word is used for both 'let' (allow) and 'leave' (depart/remain).

Let-she vs. Let-her: What's the Difference? 对比 Let's vs. Lets

Mixing up the contraction 'let us' with the third-person verb 'lets'.

常见错误

Let she go.

Let her go.

After 'let', we use 'her', not 'she'.

Let her to play.

Let her play.

Don't use 'to' after 'let'.

She let her.

She lets her.

Don't forget the 's' for third person present.

Let's she go.

Let's let her go.

'Let's' means 'Let us'. You still need the verb 'let' again or just 'Let her go'.

Do you let she stay?

Do you let her stay?

Questions still require the object pronoun.

I don't let she.

I don't let her.

Negatives still require the object pronoun.

Let her stays.

Let her stay.

The verb after 'her' must be the base form (no 's').

Let she and I talk.

Let her and me talk.

Both pronouns in a pair must be object pronouns.

Please let her and he enter.

Please let her and him enter.

All pronouns after 'let' must be objects.

I let her finished.

I let her finish.

Even in the past, the second verb stays in base form.

Let she who is without sin...

Let her who is without sin...

Even in formal/biblical style, 'her' is grammatically correct.

句型

Please let ___ ___.

Why won't you let ___ ___?

I suggest we let ___ and ___ ___.

Under no circumstances should you let ___ ___.

Real World Usage

Texting a friend very common

Let her know I'm on my way!

Job Interview occasional

I would let her take the lead on that project.

Ordering Food common

Let her try the spicy sauce first.

Social Media Comment very common

Let her live her best life! ✨

Security/Travel occasional

Please let her through, she's with me.

Parenting constant

Don't let her eat too much candy.

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用 'Me' 测试法

如果你不确定该用哪个代词,试试用 meI 替换。你会发现 Let me go 听起来很对,而 Let I go 听起来就很奇怪。这个小测试能帮你记住,'let' 后面需要宾格代词,所以 her, him, them 也是对的。
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Let's vs. Lets

别搞混了!"Let's« 是 »let us« 的缩写,只用于提建议,比如 »Let's eat«(咱们去吃饭吧)。而 »Lets" 是动词 'let' 的第三人称单数形式,用于主语是 he/she/it 的情况,比如
She lets her cat outside
(她让她的猫出去)。
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听起来更自然

在快速、随意的对话中,美国人有时会把 let her 连读,听起来像 letter。比如
We should letter decide
其实是
We should let her decide
(我们应该让她来决定)。你不用这样写,但听别人说的时候可以留意一下!
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直接与礼貌

let me... 表达请求是很礼貌的。但如果你说
Let him do it
(让他来做),根据你的语气,可能会听起来有点命令的感觉。在更正式或敏感的场合,人们可能会选择更委婉的说法,比如
Would it be okay if he...
(他来做可以吗?)或者
Could we allow him to...
(我们能允许他来做吗?)。

Smart Tips

Stop! Change it to 'Let her and me'. It sounds better and is grammatically perfect.

Let she and I talk. Let her and me talk.

Remember to add 'to'. If you switch to 'let', take the 'to' away.

I let her to enter. I let her enter.

Always use 'her' after 'let', 'with', 'for', and 'to'.

I went with she. I went with her.

Check if you mean 'we'. If you mean 'her', don't use the 's.

Let's her go. Let her go.

发音

/lɛtər/

The 't' in Let

In casual speech, the 't' in 'let' often becomes a 'flap T' or disappears when followed by 'her'.

/lɛtər/

H-Dropping

The 'h' in 'her' is often dropped in fast speech, making 'let her' sound like 'letter'.

Emphasis on the Object

Let HER go (not him).

Stressing 'her' clarifies who you are talking about.

记住它

记忆技巧

Let HER be the star, don't let SHE go far.

视觉联想

Imagine a gatekeeper (the verb LET) only allowing people with 'Object' tickets (Me, Him, Her) to pass through to the 'Action' field.

Rhyme

After let, don't be a fool / Use 'her' and 'me', that's the rule!

Story

A queen named She wants to enter a party. The guard says, 'I cannot let She enter, I can only let Her enter.' She has to change into her 'Her' costume to get inside.

Word Web

LetHerPermissionObjectBare InfinitiveCausativeAllow

挑战

Write down 5 things you 'let' your friends or family do today using 'let her' or 'let him'.

文化笔记

Using 'let her' is seen as polite when advocating for someone else's participation in a conversation.

In very casual AAVE or Southern dialects, you might occasionally hear 'Let 'er' (dropping the 'h' entirely).

In formal British English, 'Allow her' is often preferred over 'Let her' in written correspondence.

From Old English 'lætan', meaning to leave, allow, or abandon.

对话开场白

Will your parents let her come to the cinema with us?

Why didn't the boss let her lead the presentation?

If you were the manager, would you let her work from home?

Let her and her partner decide the wedding date, don't you think?

日记主题

Write about a time someone didn't let you do something you wanted.
Describe a situation where you had to let someone else take control.
Discuss the pros and cons of letting children make their own decisions.
Argue for or against the statement: 'Let her be who she wants to be.'

常见错误

Incorrect

正确


Incorrect

正确


Incorrect

正确


Incorrect

正确

Test Yourself

选择正确的词语填空。

My boss is pretty flexible; she ___ me work from home on Fridays.

✓ Correct! ✗ Not quite. Correct answer: lets
Lets 是第三人称单数主语(she)的正确动词形式。Let's 的意思是 let us,在这里不适用。
找出并改正句子中的错误。 Error Correction

Find and fix the mistake:

Can you let she know that the meeting has been moved to 3 PM?

✓ Correct! ✗ Not quite. Correct answer: Can you let her know that the meeting has been moved to 3 PM?
动词 let 后面必须跟宾格代词。Hershe 的宾格代词。
哪个句子语法正确? 多项选择

Choose the correct sentence:

✓ Correct! ✗ Not quite. Correct answer: Let them figure it out themselves.
正确的句子在动词 let 后面使用了宾格代词 themThey 是主格代词。

Score: /3

练习题

8 exercises
Choose the correct pronoun to complete the sentence. 多项选择

My teacher won't let ___ use my phone in class.

✓ Correct! ✗ Not quite. Correct answer: her
After the verb 'let', we must use the object pronoun 'her'.
Fill in the blank with the correct form of the verb (with or without 'to').

Please let her ___ (stay) a little longer.

✓ Correct! ✗ Not quite. Correct answer: stay
'Let' is followed by the bare infinitive (no 'to').
Correct the mistake in this sentence. Error Correction

Find and fix the mistake:

Let she and I handle the decorations.

✓ Correct! ✗ Not quite. Correct answer: Let her and me
Both pronouns must be in the object case after 'let'.
Rewrite the sentence using 'let'. Sentence Transformation

The guard allowed her to enter.

✓ Correct! ✗ Not quite. Correct answer: The guard let her enter.
'Let' replaces 'allow' and removes the 'to'.
Match the subject pronoun to its object form used after 'let'. Match Pairs

She -> ?

✓ Correct! ✗ Not quite. Correct answer: her
'Her' is the object form of 'She'.
Is the following sentence grammatically correct? True False Rule

'Don't let her to cry.'

✓ Correct! ✗ Not quite. Correct answer: False
It should be 'Don't let her cry' (no 'to').
Complete the dialogue. Dialogue Completion

A: Can Sarah come to the park? B: Yes, I will ___.

✓ Correct! ✗ Not quite. Correct answer: let her go
Standard 'let + object + base verb' structure.
Which of these is correct for a formal email? Grammar Sorting

Option A: Let her and me know. Option B: Let she and I know.

✓ Correct! ✗ Not quite. Correct answer: Option A
Grammar rules apply even in formal settings; 'her and me' is correct.

Score: /8

Practice Bank

12 exercises
选择正确的词语。 填空

If the kids are behaving, please let ___ have some ice cream after dinner.

✓ Correct! ✗ Not quite. Correct answer: them
选择正确的词语。 填空

Don't ___ his jokes offend you; that's just his sense of humor.

✓ Correct! ✗ Not quite. Correct answer: let
找出并改正错误。 Error Correction

Let's you and I make a pact to study more.

✓ Correct! ✗ Not quite. Correct answer: Let you and me make a pact to study more.
哪个句子是正确的? 多项选择

Choose the correct sentence:

✓ Correct! ✗ Not quite. Correct answer: She won't let him borrow her car.
Type the correct English sentence. 翻译

Translate into English: 'Laisse-moi t'aider avec ça.'

✓ Correct! ✗ Not quite. Correct answer: ["Let me help you with that.","Let me help you with this."]
将这些词语排列成一个句子。 Sentence Reorder

Arrange these words into a sentence:

✓ Correct! ✗ Not quite. Correct answer: Let me know when you get a call.
将主格代词与其正确的宾格代词配对。 Match Pairs

Match the subjects with their object forms:

✓ Correct! ✗ Not quite. Correct answer: matched
选择正确的词语。 填空

It's getting late, ___ go home.

✓ Correct! ✗ Not quite. Correct answer: let's
找出并改正错误。 Error Correction

The rules don't let we use calculators during the exam.

✓ Correct! ✗ Not quite. Correct answer: The rules don't let us use calculators during the exam.
Type the correct English sentence. 翻译

Translate into English: 'Ne le laisse pas te dire quoi faire.'

✓ Correct! ✗ Not quite. Correct answer: ["Don't let him tell you what to do."]
将这些词语排列成一个句子。 Sentence Reorder

Arrange these words into a question:

✓ Correct! ✗ Not quite. Correct answer: Why won't you let her see it?
哪个句子是正确的? 多项选择

Choose the correct sentence:

✓ Correct! ✗ Not quite. Correct answer: Let her have a turn.

Score: /12

常见问题 (8)

Because 'let' is a verb, and verbs act on objects. 'She' is a subject pronoun. You need the object form, which is 'her'.

No. This is a common mistake called hypercorrection. It should always be 'Let her and me'.

'Let' is more casual and uses the base verb (Let her go). 'Allow' is more formal and uses 'to' (Allow her to go).

Yes! Names don't change form, so you just put the name after 'let'.

The word 'let' is the same in the present and past (I let her go yesterday / I let her go every day).

No. 'Let's' is a contraction of 'Let us'. 'Let her' is for a third person.

This is an idiom meaning 'Leave her alone' or 'Don't bother her'.

No. After 'let her', the verb must be the base form without 's', even if it's 'she'.

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Mastery Progress

Needs Practice

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In Other Languages

Spanish moderate

Dejar que + Subjunctive

English avoids the 'que' clause and the subjunctive entirely.

French high

Laisser + Infinitive

The pronoun placement in French is often before the verb, unlike English.

German high

Lassen + Accusative

German word order can change in subordinate clauses.

Japanese low

~saseru (Causative form)

Japanese changes the verb ending rather than using a separate causative verb.

Arabic partial

Da' (دع)

The pronoun is attached directly to the verb as a suffix in Arabic.

Chinese high

Ràng (让)

Chinese pronouns don't change form for subject/object, so 'tā' is used for both 'she' and 'her'.

Learning Path

Prerequisites

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