100 Phrasal Verb in 100 Days Day 75: TO LET SB OFF THE HOOK 🎣 Definition: To allow someone to escape punishment or responsibility for something they did wrong How to use it: • to let + someone + off the hook Examples in different situations: • Parenting: Mom let me off the hook for breaking the vase because it was an accident. • School: The teacher let the students off the hook and didn't give homework over the weekend. • Work: The boss let him off the hook for being late because of the snow storm. • Legal: The judge let the teenager off the hook with just community service. 💬Question: Have you ever let someone off the hook when you probably shouldn't have? What happened?