English Subject-Verb Agreement, Tenses & Conditionals UHS 2022
PMDC Verified Question 66 of 82
Choose the correct sentence:
A
Penny did not let me to get my book.
B
Penny was not leaving me to get my book.
C
Penny did not let me get my book.
D
Penny had not left me get my book.
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Official Correct Choice:
Option C: Penny did not let me get my book.
Concept: Causative Verb 'Let'.

Formula:
$$\text{Let} + \text{Object} + \mathbf{Bare\ Infinitive}$$

Solution: The causative verb 'let' requires a bare infinitive (get, not 'to get').

Why other options are incorrect:
  • Option A: Uses full infinitive 'to get'.

  • Options B & D: Inappropriate verb selection ('leaving'/'left') disrupting meaning.

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