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This document provides information on the causative verbs "let" and "help". For let, the grammatical structure is let + person/thing + verb in base form. It permits something to happen. For help, the structures are help + person + verb or help + person + to + verb. It assists someone in doing something. Examples are given for how to use each verb correctly.
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