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If you say "I let him do that" in the past means exactly "I consented to his doing that." I disagree. "Letting" someone do something is a passive affirmation a
by tremon 8y ago
If you say "I let him do that" in the past means exactly "I consented to his doing that."
I disagree. "Letting" someone do something is a passive affirmation at best, and could also be out of fear for consequences. "Consenting" is active affirmation.