10 Phrasal Verbs with "Let" | listen and Practice |
In this video you will learn about 10 common phrasal verbs with verb "Let".
Phrasal verbs with "let":
1. Let down: To disappoint or fail someone's expectations.
Example: The team let down their coach with their poor performance.
2. Let in: To allow someone to enter a place.
Example: Please let in the guests who are waiting outside.
3. Let go: To release or set free.
Example: The company had to let go of some employees due to budget cuts.
4. Let off: To excuse someone from a punishment or obligation.
Example: The teacher decided to let him off the hook for being late.
5. Let up: To decrease in intensity or relent.
Example: The rain finally let up, and they could continue their hike.
6. Let out: To release or allow to exit.
Example: He let out a loud scream when he saw the spider.
7. Let on: To reveal or disclose a secret or information.
Example: She didn't want to let on that she knew about the surprise party.
8. Let slip: To accidentally reveal something that was meant to be kept secret.
Example: He let slip the news about the promotion before it was officially announced.
9. Let bygones be bygones: To forget past conflicts and forgive.
Example: It's time to let bygones be bygones and move forward as friends.
10. Let someone off the hook: To free someone from an obligation or responsibility.
Example: I'll let you off the hook this time, but be more careful next time.
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