Letted or let

[oxford2011]

which is correct:"l letted the dogs out" or "i let the dogs out"

 

[Raymott]

which is correct:"l letted the dogs out" or "i let the dogs out"

The past tense of phrasal verbs, such as "let out" uses the same form as the past tense of the base verb - here "let".
The past tense and the past participle of irregular verbs (like "let") are listed in most dictionaries.
The past tense of 'let' is 'let'.

 

[AlexAD]

Not a teacher, nor a native speaker.

As far as I am concerned with the subject I would say that only let is possible. This is an irregular verb that has the same form for the present, past and past particilple - let.

Alex.

 

[Rover_KE]

Which is correct:"l letted the dogs out" or "I let the dogs out"?

Rover