I (have to / allowed to / not allowed to) talk loudly in class.
I AM NOT ALLOWED to talk loudly in class.
I (have to / allowed to / not allowed to) dance.
I'm allowed to dance.
I (have to / allowed to / not allowed to) run in my home.
I'm (not) allowed to run in my home.
I (have to / allowed to / not allowed to) drive a car.
I'm not allowed to drive a car.
I (have to / allowed to / not allowed to) hit my friend.
I'm not allowed to hit my friend.
I (have to / allowed to / not allowed to) wear make-up.
I'm (not) allowed to wear make-up.
I (have to / allowed to / not allowed to) do my homework.
I have to do my homework.
I (have to / allowed to / not allowed to) scream in my classroom.
I'm not allowed to scream in my classroom.
In the 19th century... poor children (have to / allowed to / not allowed to) go to school.
Poor children WEREN'T allowed to go to school.
In the 19th century... poor children (have to / allowed to / not allowed to) work.
Poor children HAD to work.
In the 19th century... rich children (have to / allowed to / not allowed to) play with their friends.
Rich children WERE allowed to play with their friends.
During Covid, we (have to / allowed to / not allowed to) wear masks.
During Covid, we HAD to wear masks.
At school, we (have to / allowed to / not allowed to) wear uniforms.
We HAVE to wear uniforms.
When I was little, I (have to / allowed to / not allowed to) use social media.
I WAS (NOT) allowed to use social media.
When Thomas was a baby, he (have to / allowed to / not allowed to) wear diapers (des couches).
He HAD to wear diapers.
In 2021, we (have to / allowed to / not allowed to) stay out late.
We WEREN'T allowed to stay out late.
