Usually, "together with" can be replaced with simply "with", thus "Please let me go with you" should be accepted as well. Reported on Nov. 19, 2017.

I think "please let me come with you" is valid as well - while "go" and "come" generally have different meanings, in the context of this sentence the meaning is identical in english.

Can this be used as a pickup line?

"Please let me go with you together" is also the same meaning and should be accepted.

"please let me come with you"?

Yay I've gotten far enough into the language that all the answers are bad. If you're reading this so have you high five

Yeah, I see this a lot in a bunch of lessons. "Together" is superfluous. It's not used in English this way. "Please let me go with you" is what an English speaker would say. Or, something like "Please, let's go together." "Together" and "with" don't mix well.

HI teacher: "rang" 让： when we use Rang for "Let" and when we use Rang for Allow?