Let's
We use the following structure:
Let's + base verb
to make a friendly suggestion or offer an invitation about something that the listener and we can do together.
Let's go for a walk.
Let's watch that new animated movie on Saturday night.
To make this structure negative, simply add the word "not" immediately after "let's".
Let's not talk about it right now.
Let's not waste any more time.
Exercises
Complete the sentences with "let's" and a verb from the box below.solve | play | invite | stay | get | go
1.I'm so hungry. ____ a sandwich.
I'm so hungry. Let's get a sandwich.
2.It's such a lovely day. ____ to the beach.
It's such a lovely day. Let's go to the beach.
3.This problems seems difficult. ____ it together.
This problems seems difficult. Let's solve it together.
4.It's very cold outside. ____ at home and watch a movie together.
It's very cold outside. Let's stay at home and watch a movie together.
5.I'm so bored. ____ a game.
I'm so bored. Let's play a game.
6.We haven't seen Jim and Sue for months. ____ them for lunch on Sunday.
We haven't seen Jim and Sue for months. Let's invite them for lunch on Sunday.