"In
the fill-in-the blanks exercise "Une soirée mouvementée (Passé Composé
with être)" the first sentence is an imperative "Laissez-moi vous
raconter ce qu'il nous est arrivé!" why Laissez -moi and not just Laisse-moi
?"
Imperative - Fill in the blanks question
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Hi Dragana,
Without the full context, it is difficult to tell but you would use -
Laisse-moi .... when you are addressing just one person ( who you say 'tu' to)
or
Laissez-moi... when you are addressing a person ( you say 'vous' to) or a number of persons
Hope this helps!
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