Subtitles section Play video Print subtitles Hi everyone, welcome back to English In A Minute. Today, we're going to look at 5 different uses of the verb 'let'. So, let's get started! 'Let's' is a way to introduce an idea or make a suggestion. 'Let's go for coffee!' Phil let me borrow his pen. In this example, 'let' means to give permission. 'I have a room to let in my house.' In this example, the verb 'let' means 'to hire or rent'. So, what I'm saying is that there is a room in my house available to rent. 'The man let the thief run right past him.' In this example, 'let' means 'to not stop or prevent something from happening'. We're saying that the man didn't prevent the thief from running away. 'Let me take your jacket.' This is a polite way to offer to help. 'Let's finish today's episode here.' Thanks for joining us, everyone. Bye!
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