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Discover Ludwig"Let's not wait" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to encourage someone to take action now instead of waiting for something to happen. For example, "Let's not wait for the weekend, let's start working on the project now."
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Let's not wait until it's too late.
Speaking of the common ground over extending middle class tax cuts, Obama says if the House Republicans want to offer a bill along the lines they have previously discussed, he's ready to make it law: Let's not wait.
Let's not wait until he and Betsy DeVos dismantle what's left of our once-admired-around-the-world public schools.
"So let's not wait".
Let's not wait any longer.
"Let's not wait for another hurricane or extreme storm".
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And let's not just wait for the party leaders to put pressure on the superdelegates.
"Let's not make others wait so long," she wrote.
Let's not sit back and simply wait to see how the new administration will perform.
But wait, let's not get ahead of ourselves: Stoke may be top of their group, having won three and drawn of their four matches so far (and shown a remarkable ruthless streak by scoring with 50% of their shots in the competition so far) but they still need to get at least a draw tonight to be sure of going through.
…Oh, wait, and let's not forget "Gravy," by Raymond Carver, August 29 , 1988
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