which one is right?
Just let it go OR Just to let it go
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"Just let it go" is a direct command. I think this is the one you want.
"Just to let it go" has the infinitive form: to (verb). This sounds incomplete, because no-one is actually acting on the verb. I'd only use it in a longer sentence: "She caught the fish, just(only) to let it go".
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the first one
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Example: Stop arguing, just let it go!
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