The past tense of the verb let: The verb let is an irregular verb. Its past and past participle forms are the same as the present form. The following are the primary forms of the verb let.
Meaning: allow, permit
Infinitive: to let
Present Form or V1: Let (third-person singular lets)
Past Form or V2: Let
Present Participle or Continuous Form: Letting
Past Participle or V3: Let
Conjugation of Let Indicative Mood Active Voice
Present Simple Tense
- I letÂ
- He (She, It) letsÂ
- We/You/They let
Past Simple Tense
- I letÂ
- He (She, It) lets
- We/You/They letÂ
Future Simple Tense
- I will letÂ
- He (She, It) will letÂ
- We/You/They will let
Present Continuous Tense
- I am + present participle of letÂ
- He (She, It) is + present participle of letÂ
- We/You/They are + present participle of let
Past Continuous Tense
- I was + present participle of letÂ
- He (She, It) was + present participle of letÂ
- We/You/They were + present participle of let
Future Continuous Tense
- I will be + present participle of let
- He/She/it will be + present participle of let
- We/You/They will be + present participle of let
Present Perfect Tense
- I have + past participle of letÂ
- He (She, It) has + past participle of letÂ
- We/You/They have + past participle of let
Past Perfect Tense
- I had + past participle of let Â
- He (She, It) had + past participle of letÂ
- We/You/They had + past participle of let
Future Perfect Tense
- I shall have + past participle of letÂ
- He (She, It) will have + past participle of let
- We/You/They will have + past participle of let
Present Perfect Continuous Tense
- I have been + present participle of let
- He/She/It has been + present participle of let
- We/You/They have been + present participle of let
Past Perfect Continuous Tense
- I had been + present participle of let
- He/She/It had been + present participle of let
- We/You/They had been + present participle of let
Future Perfect Continuous Tense
- I will have been + present participle of let
- He/She/It will have been + present participle of let
- We/You/They will have been + present participle of let
Conjugation of Let Indicative Mood Passive Voice
Present Simple Tense
- I am letÂ
- He (She, It) is letÂ
- We/You/They are let
Past Simple Tense
- I/ He (She, It) was letÂ
- We/You/They are let
Future Simple Tense
- I/He (She, It) will be letÂ
- We/You/They will be let
Present Continuous Tense
- I am being letÂ
- He (She, It) is being letÂ
- We/You/They are being let
Past Continuous Tense
- I/He (She, It) was being letÂ
- We/You/They were being let
Future Continuous Tense
- I will be being letÂ
- He (She, It) will be being letÂ
- We/You/They will be being let
Present Perfect Tense
- I/We/You/They have been letÂ
- He (She, It) has been letÂ
Past Perfect Tense
- I/We/You/They had been letÂ
- He (She, It) had been letÂ
Future Perfect Tense
- I will/shall have been letÂ
- He (She, It) will have been letÂ
- We/You/They will have been let
Conjugation of Let Subjunctive Mood Active Voice
Present
- If I let
- If we letÂ
- If you letÂ
- If he (she, it) letÂ
- If they letÂ
PastÂ
- If I letÂ
- If we letÂ
- If you letÂ
- If he (she, it) let
- If they letÂ
FutureÂ
- If I should letÂ
- If we should letÂ
- If you should letÂ
- If he (she, it) should let
- If they should let
Conjugation of Let Subjunctive Mood Passive Voice
Present
- If I be letÂ
- If we be letÂ
- If you be letÂ
- If he (she, it) be letÂ
- If they be letÂ
Past
- If I were letÂ
- If we were letÂ
- If you were letÂ
- If he (she, it) were letÂ
- If they were letÂ
Future
- If I should be letÂ
- If we should be letÂ
- If you should be letÂ
- If he (she, it) should be letÂ
- If they should be let
Conditional
PresentÂ
- I/We should/would letÂ
- He/She/It would letÂ
- You/They would letÂ
Perfect
- I/We should/would have let
- He/She/It would have let
- You/They would have let
Example Sentences
- The teacher let the party continue.
- Â Let me show you around.
-  Don’t let her alone.
- Â Let me go!
- Let me help you.
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