13 Phrasal Verbs with LET English Lesson via Skype

13 Phrasal Verbs with LET English Lesson via Skype Here you will learn 13 phrasal verbs with Let. Things we will go through include: let somebody down meaning, let up meaning, let in on meaning, etc I will give you plenty of examples and you will be able to understand the meaning in context. Lets get started! 13 Phrasal Verbs with Let LET SOMETHING DOWNmeaning: to make clothes longerExample: I need to let down this dress, its too short.LET SOMEONE DOWNmeaning: to disappoint someoneExample: He really let me down by lying to me.LET ONmeaning: to reveal a secret, usually without any intention of doing soExample: That was John who let on that she had stolen the money.LET sOMEONE OFFmeaning: to forgive someone, not to punishExample: The police officer let him off without arresting him.LET OFFmeaning: to cause a bomb or a similar device to explodeExample: On Tuesday evening police said they did not yet have any idea who had let off the bomb.LET UPmeaning: to become less strongExample: The boat wont sail until the strong winds let up.Scroll down for 7 more Phrasal Verbs with Let. Phrasal Verbs with Let - Infographic Enjoyed this infographic? Here's what you can do with it: LET SOMETHING INTO SOMETHINGmeaning: to put something such as window or decoration into a flat surface (wall, roof, floor, etc) so it doesnt stick outExample: A box, about ten inches deep, was let into the floor of the cupboard.LET OUTmeaning: to end  Example: School will let out at 12:30 PM this Friday because of the final exams next week.LET SOMETHING OUTmeaning: to make clothes largerExample: Ive gained a few pounds over Christmas, so I have to have my skirt let out.LET SOMEONE OUTmeaning: to release someoneExample: After 10 years, Peters uncle was finally let out of prison.LET IN ONmeaning: to allow someone to know about somethingExample: He wouldnt let me in on his plans.LET IN(TO)meaning: to allow someone or something to enter a placeExample: Let the light in with a tall sliding glass door.Jack knocked on the door, and I let him in.LET YOURSELF IN FOR SOMETHINGmeaning: to get yourself involved in an unpleasant situation, usually unintentionallyEaxmple: I dont know why Jim lets himself in such an isolated lifestyle.   Phrasal Verbs with Let - Image to share