Let's English/Let's/America/Let's/

"Let" means let us; Get together; One, let's.

"let's" is to suggest someone to do something with himself in a more positive tone, usually when the other person thinks he will agree.

It should be noted that when we make negative suggestions, we should not say let us not, but let us not or let us not.

Example:

Let's sow spring wheat in the field.

Let's plant spring wheat in the field.

Jack fell down. Let's have breakfast.

Jack got up and went downstairs. Let's have breakfast.

Let's show the figures and see what we have.

Let's show the figures and see what we have.