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chiichan

3 dic 2014

Giapponese

Inglese (Stati Uniti)
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Qual è la differenza tra let it be e let it go ?Sentiti libero di rispondere con un esempio.

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kayber

3 dic 2014

Inglese (Stati Uniti)

There's basically no difference...

Except one was a Beatles song and the other belongs to Disney.

chiichan

3 dic 2014

Giapponese

Thank you for teaching me. But why they use the differet word, be and go?

kayber

3 dic 2014

Inglese (Stati Uniti)

English has a lot of phrases like that, where there are different words used to have the same meaning. The two phrases basically mean the same. If you want a difference then you could say "Let it be" means to leave a situation how it is. "Let it go" could mean to stop thinking about something that might be bothering you.

You could use either interchangeably and it's perfectly acceptable.

chiichan

3 dic 2014

Giapponese

Thanks a lot.i got it.

sarahpodz

3 dic 2014

Inglese (Stati Uniti)

There is some difference.

Let it be: Leave the situation alone as it is.

Let it go: forget it, stop worrying about it.

If you have any questions, or want me to use them in a sentence please ask!

chiichan

3 dic 2014

Giapponese

Ok, so would you teach me the differet sentence let it be and let it go?

sarahpodz

3 dic 2014

Inglese (Stati Uniti)

Let it go: 'Don't get so angry, let it go.'

Let it be: 'Stop trying to change the past, just let it be.'

Let it go is more common than let it be.

Let it be is used when talking about a situation.

chiichan

3 dic 2014

Giapponese

About let it go, i understand, so can i use it instead of let it be? but let it be is sorry i dont understand well, do you have any other sentences?

alliko

3 dic 2014

Inglese (Stati Uniti)

You can also say "Let him be" about a person, meaning leave him alone or don't bother him. For example, if someone is really upset, and I try to encourage him, but it doesn't work, another friend might tell me, "Just let him be. He'll calm down in a little while."

chiichan

3 dic 2014

Giapponese

Oh, ok,let him be means leave him alone,So, do you say let me be?

sarahpodz

3 dic 2014

Inglese (Stati Uniti)

It's ok I understand it's difficult!

You can use 'let it go' instead of 'let it be' in most situations.

Let it be is basically a short form of 'leave it alone' 'leave them alone' 'leave him/her alone'

So yes, 'let me be' is also 'leave me alone'

Some other examples:
'Don't bother the cat, just let it be'

'After you plant your garden, just let it be until spring'

In these sentences you can't use 'let it go'.

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Qual è la differenza tra let it be e let it go ?Sentiti libero di rispondere con un esempio.

There's basically no difference...Except one was a Beatles song and the other belongs to Disney.

There is some difference. Let it be: Leave the situation alone as it is. Let it go: forget it, stop worrying about it. If you have any questions, or want me to use them in a sentence please ask!

Let it go: 'Don't get so angry, let it go.' Let it be: 'Stop trying to change the past, just let it be.' Let it go is more common than let it be. Let it be is used when talking about a situation.

You can also say "Let him be" about a person, meaning leave him alone or don't bother him. For example, if someone is really upset, and I try to encourage him, but it doesn't work, another friend might tell me, "Just let him be. He'll calm down in a little while."

There's basically no difference...

Except one was a Beatles song and the other belongs to Disney.

There is some difference.

Let it be: Leave the situation alone as it is.

Let it go: forget it, stop worrying about it.

If you have any questions, or want me to use them in a sentence please ask!

Let it go: 'Don't get so angry, let it go.'

Let it be: 'Stop trying to change the past, just let it be.'

Let it go is more common than let it be.

Let it be is used when talking about a situation.