I am not very sure but this does not sound very correct

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Added on March 6, 2007, 8:45 pmi think should be the job looks for you

or the jobs look for you

This post has been edited by Drifter: Mar 6 2007, 08:45 PM

You meant on the "Let The Job Look For You"?

I think there's a missing "s" on Look if it's a singular noun.

This post has been edited by David83: Mar 6 2007, 08:46 PM

you sure you post this at the right place?
let THE job LOOK for you

that's correct

i dont see anything wrong...

it's the same as "let ali look for you". no extra 's' there...

aint that singular?

because there is the word THE

then there should be no 's'

same like if there's the word I

Sounds ok to me.

yup, no problem. Let the job look for you. Don't let the job looks for you hehe

nope. no S there... "Don't let the job look for you". same usage.

where got ok? thats wrong already, should be:

let the job looks for you

with s.

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Added on March 6, 2007, 10:54 pmwah lau eh, you talk what? you invent those rules yourself?

This post has been edited by greyPJ: Mar 6 2007, 10:54 PM

**Grammar Police mode ON**

You are wrong. The original sentence is correct. The instance of having an 's' as a result of something being singular does not apply here.

"Let the job look for you" is correct, and not "Let the job looks for you".

"She won't look for you" is correct, and not "She won't looks for you".

the banner looks alright to me.

if really wana add an "s", it can be let the jobs look for you.

Let The JobS Look For You isn't right because you only need 1 job, not 2!

it's either:

"Let jobs look for you"

or

"Let the job look for you"

both are essentially and grammatically correct. but the bottom one hits u directly (which is good as an advertisement that targets u directly).

people... the key here is the word "let"... after the word "let" always use the "root" form of verb.

one common example: Let her go. (versus let her goes)

ya, it's correct, Let the job look for u. double verbs together. it is the same as Make him cry

This post has been edited by kwh1989: Mar 6 2007, 11:45 PM

"Let the job looks for you" doesn't even sound right.
And we all know that when English sounds weird/wrong, it's usually incorrect. ^^.

It's like...

Let him go! or Let him goes?

No 'S' of course

let the job look for u. what's wrong?

let the jobS look for you is not wrong either.

Agree!

When people ask me to explain why a certain phrase is grammatically wrong, I'll just say, "Because it sounds wrong!"

And they'll just stare at me.

Anyway, "let the job look for you" and "let the jobs look for you" are both correct. But I'm not sure which phrase is the popularised one.