Leave, make, and let are all common verbs in English, but they have distinct meanings and usage.
- Leave: It implies someone or something going away from a particular place. It can refer to a physical departure or an action of letting something remain as it is.
- Make: This verb pertains to creating, constructing, or forming something. It involves the act of producing or causing something to exist.
- Let: It means allowing or permitting someone to do something or giving permission for something to happen.
