Differences between Leave and Let
Use 'leave' to express movement away from a place.
I left the house at five o'clock.
She always leaves for work at seven in the morning.
Important Note: 'Leave' can also express the idea that someone has forgotten or placed something in another place.
She left her keys on the table.
I usually leave the papers in the top drawer.
Verb Forms: Leave - Left - Left - Leaving
Use 'let' to express the idea that someone allows another person do something.
I let them leave work early.
She lets her children watch TV on Saturdays.
Important Note: Remember that 'let' is always followed by an object and a verb in the base form without 'to'.
Verb Forms: Let - Let - Let - Letting
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