Let's + verb is the imperative form of "we"; you make a decision/suggestion for you and another person/other people. eg:
A. I don't like museums very much.
B. Let's go to the cinema then!
A. Look at the time. We're late.
B. Let's go!
Look at the following sentences. Match them to a suitable sentence that begins with let's!
1. The boss isn't here today.
2. I'm thirsty.
3. I don't want to cook.
4. It's a beautiful afternoon.
5. Javier doesn't understand English.
6. I don't think we can finish this for tomorrow.
7. The pilots are on strike next week.
8. I'm tired. I don't want to cook this evening.
9. I'm sorry but I'm busy all morning.
a. Let's speak in Spanish!
b. Let's have a beer!
c. Let's go for a walk in the park!
d. Let's meet after lunch then!
e. Let's finish work early!
f. Let's take the train then!
g. Let's eat out tonight!
h. Let's try!
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2 comments:
1.- The boss isn't here today.
Let's finish work early!.
2.- I'm thristy.
Let's have a beer!.
3.- I don't want to cook.
Let's eat out!.
4.- It's a beautiful afternoon.
Let's go for a walk in the park!.
5.- Javier doesn't understand English.
Let's speak in Spanish!.
6.- I don't think we can finish this for tomorrow.
Let's try!.
7.- The pilots are on strike next week.
Let's take the train then!.
8.- I'm tired. I don't want to cook this evening.
Let's eat out tonight!.
9.- I'm sorry but I'm busy all morning.
Let's meet after lunch then!.
Well done! All correct!
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