LET

LET

conversation verb

PRESENT

SIMPLE

DO / DOES + V. PRESENT

ADD "S" HE, SHE, IT (affirmative)

Her mother lets her go

to every party.

PERFECT

HAVE / HAS + V. PERFECT

MEANING

My boss hasn´t let me

leave early this week.

PROGRESSIVE

AM, IS, ARE + ING

TO ALLOW

Are you letting this

happen?

TENSES

IDIOMATIC FUTURE

AM, IS, ARE + GOING TO + V. PRESENT

I am going to let you in.

FUTURE

INFINITIVE

PRESENT

PAST

PAST PERF.

PRE. PRO.

TO LET

LET

LET

LET

LETTING

PROGRESSIVE

WILL BE + ING

SIMPLE

WILL + V. PRESENT

I will be letting them

play with the ball.

They won´t let the rain

ruin their wedding.

PERFECT

WILL HAVE + V. PERFECT

Will she have let him eat

all the cookies?

PAST

PROGRESSIVE

WAS / WERE + ING

She was letting the

students take a

break.

PERFECT

HAD + V. PERFECT

She hadn´t let the

situation affect her.

SIMPLE

DID + V. PRESENT (int. / neg.)

V. PAST (aff.)

Did you let the dogs

out?