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Jonathan Herrera ♦
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LassLass is the rootformroot form of the Verb lassen  (Infinitivinfinitive) and it's useused as Imperativformthe imperative here. That's why you just drop out the ending en  . And because it is Imperativimperative, the Verbverb is at the beginning. The Verb machenverb machen is at the end and in it's Infinitivits infinitive form, because it is the 2nd verb in the sentence.

Lass is the rootform of the Verb lassen(Infinitiv) and it's use as Imperativform. That's why you just drop out the ending en  . And because it is Imperativ the Verb is at the beginning. The Verb machen is at the end and in it's Infinitiv because it is the 2nd verb in the sentence.

Lass is the root form of the Verb lassen  (infinitive) and it's used as the imperative here. That's why you just drop out the ending en. And because it is imperative, the verb is at the beginning. The verb machen is at the end and in its infinitive form, because it is the 2nd verb in the sentence.

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Maria Phil
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LassenLass is inthe rootform of the Verb lassen(Infinitiv) and it's use as Imperativform. That's why you just drop out the ending en  . And because it is Imperativ the Verb is at the beginning. The Verb machen is at the end and in it's Infinitiv because it is the 2nd verb in the sentence.

Lassen is in Imperativform. That's why you just drop out the ending en. And because it is Imperativ the Verb is at the beginning. The Verb machen is at the end and in it's Infinitiv because it is the 2nd verb in the sentence.

Lass is the rootform of the Verb lassen(Infinitiv) and it's use as Imperativform. That's why you just drop out the ending en  . And because it is Imperativ the Verb is at the beginning. The Verb machen is at the end and in it's Infinitiv because it is the 2nd verb in the sentence.

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Maria Phil
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Lassen is in Imperativform. That's why you just drop out the ending en. And because it is Imperativ the Verb is at the beginning. The Verb machen is at the end and in it's Infinitiv because it is the 2nd verb in the sentence.