Let me go VS I want you TO go
Why we don't use TO before go in "Let me go" as we do it in "I want you TO go"?
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You could say this:
Let me go
Let him go
Let us go
Let them go.
This is a verb phrase
Using "want" you would say:
I want you to go.
I want to go
I want them to go.
I want us to go.
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I want a hamburger and fries to go.
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We just don't :) Here are more patterns like that:
Let me go. Watch me swim. Help me work. Hear me sing.
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