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| She doesn't want to let go her family. meaning to 'abandon'. Can someone tell me which one is correct? Thank you |
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let go of = part with. ex. Let go of my hand, I want to leave. = Release my hand. She doesn't want to let go of her family.= she doesn't want to part with them, let them go. Your sentence #2 is ungrammatical. What was it you wanted to say? She doesn't want to let her family go...? If you are thinking about abondonment, you can say: She doesn't want to walk out on her family. |
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