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26 feb 2021
- Russo
- Inglese (Regno Unito) Quasi esperto
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Norvegese (Bokmal)
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Italiano
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Svedese
Domande Inglese (Stati Uniti)
Hello to everybody!
My question relates to the usage of "let- phrases" in formal texts. I encountered this sentence (see below), and there is no pronoun or noun after "let" — which I am used to see often.
Is this sentence correct? Or is it a mistake? If it is correct, can you tell me what the rule is, please 🙏
Hello to everybody!
My question relates to the usage of "let- phrases" in formal texts. I encountered this sentence (see below), and there is no pronoun or noun after "let" — which I am used to see often.
Is this sentence correct? Or is it a mistake? If it is correct, can you tell me what the rule is, please 🙏
My question relates to the usage of "let- phrases" in formal texts. I encountered this sentence (see below), and there is no pronoun or noun after "let" — which I am used to see often.
Is this sentence correct? Or is it a mistake? If it is correct, can you tell me what the rule is, please 🙏

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- Inglese (Stati Uniti)
This looks like a typo. I think this should say "Let's / Let us pause in this exploration..." I've never seen someone use "let" as it is in this sentence. :)
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- Inglese (Regno Unito) Quasi esperto

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