**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".

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 pm
wah lau eh, you talk what? you invent those rules yourself?

**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".

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