Three simple forms of present participle, past tense and let
Past tense: let
Now participle: let
Third person singular: let
Let's give an example
1. tripod can also let you expose for a long time at night.
A tripod can also keep you exposed for a long time at night.
The traffic in this city never stops, even at night.
Even at night, the traffic on the roads in this city has never decreased.
He never let the long silence at dinner develop.
He never lets himself be silent for a long time when eating.
His clothes let everyone know that he has authority.
His clothes let everyone know that he is in power.
It lets sunshine in, but doesn't let heat out.
It absorbs sunlight, but does not release heat.
6. She made us do everything, even jumping on the bed.
She asked us to do anything we wanted, even if we danced on the bed.
A real artist won't let anything get in the way of his work.
A true artist won't let anything interfere with his work.
8. The plot is good, but the characterization disappoints you.
The story is good, but the characterization is disappointing.
9. Skynet is long, but it is not leaking.
Mills of God grind slowly but sure.
10. She let her son choose his own Christmas present.
She let her son choose his own Christmas present.
Idiomatic usage of renting
Rent out;
Let (the present participle of let); Let (a house, room, etc). ); Allow (to go somewhere); To (when making a request or assigning a task)
This skirt needs to be taken in at the waist.
This skirt needs to be thinned at the waist.
The boys are setting off fireworks.
The boys are setting off fireworks.
I rent out the spare room to the tenant.
I rented the spare room (to the tenant).
The children cajoled me into going to the movies.
The children coaxed me into going to the movies.
They decided to rent a smaller apartment at a lower rent.
They decided to rent this small unit cheaply.
He would never think of letting his daughter marry someone like you.
He would never think of letting his daughter marry someone like you.
They hire horses by the day.
They hire horses by the day.
He coaxed her into taking her to the movies.
He coaxed her into agreeing to take her to the movies.