Informal Request
How do you make informal requests?
We make informal requests with friends, family, and relatives. We also use some informal requests in an official atmosphere e.g., let me complete my point, let me complete my work.
Examples
- Let me eat.
- Let me drink.
- Let me cook.
- Let me play.
- Let me speak.
- Let him speak.
- Let him play.
- Let him sing.
- Let me see.
- Let me paint.
- Let him paint.
- Let them play.
- Let them go out.
- Let them dance.
- Let them do that work.
- Let me do this work.
- Let me stand there.
- Let him stand here.
- Let me cook the food.
- Let him paint the door.
- Let them paint the room.
- Let me paint the door.
- Let me go to the market.
- Let him go to the market.
- Let them go to the Padrauna.
- Let her go for launch.
- Let’s go shopping.
- Let me meet him.
- Let me meet her.
- Let me meet my brother.
- Let them eat apples.
- Let me eat an apple.
- Let me eat your lunch.
- Let them eat your lunch.
- Let him eat your food.
- Let us meet a new client.
- Let me speak about Hindi.
- Let me speak about India.
- Let me say something.
- Let her complete her homework.
- Let him complete his work.
- Let me plan for tomorrow.
- Let them plan for tomorrow.
- Let me clean the room.
- Let her clean the room.
- Let her clean the roof.
- Let her make a call.
- Let me make a call.
- Let them make a call.
- Let me play the cricket.
- Let them play basketball.
- Let me play Carom.
- Let her play the ludo.
- Let us come in.
- Let me come in.
- Let them come in.
- Let us have dinner.
- Let them have dinner.
- Let us eat something.
- Let us eat the burger.
- Let them drink water.
- Let the laborers drink water.
- Let her sleep.
- Let me sleep.
- Let them sleep.
- Let her use your pen.
- Let him use your pen.
- Let them read your books.
- Let me speak to the manager.
- Let me speak to the doctor.
- Let her see this picture.
- Let him see that picture.
- Let me buy a pair of jeans.
- Let me buy another pair of jeans.
- Let her see other designs.
- Let me see other designs.
- Let me write a new prayer.
- Let me write a new poem.
- Let the baby lessen the sound.
- Let her find a new restaurant.
- Let him find a printing shop.
- Let them cry.
- Let them work.
- Let me speak the truth.
- Let me eat breakfast.
- Let me hire a taxi.
- Let me hire a car.
Use of to: – when you are saying you are going from one place to another (fixed destination) or when you are talking to someone.
- Let me go to the Padrauna.
- Let me go to the Cinema.
- Let me go to America.
- Let me go to Africa.
- Let me go to college.
- Let her go to college.
- Let them go to college.
- Let him go to the office.
- Let me go to the office.
- Let me go to Dudahi.
- Let me speak to the doctor.
- Let me talk to the doctor.
- Let her talk to the painter.
- Let me talk to the jailer.
Use of for: When you say, you are going for any work/activity.
- Let me go for dinner.
- Let me go for lunch.
- Let me go to cook.
- Let me go to play.
- Let me go to work.
- Let me go for a movie.
- Let me go for a ride.