Students ... cheat on exams. (–)
aren't allowed to
I ... go out alone at nights. (–)
'm not allowed to
Your parents ... talk to you. (+)
are allowed to
I am not allowed to go out after 10 p.m ----> Use 'LET' and 'MY PARENTS' to say the same
My parents don't let me go out after 10 p.m.
In Ancient Greece, only boys ... go to schools. (+)
were allowed to
She (lets me be / let me be / is allowed to) late for work.
lets me be
Jan's boss (let her use / lets her use / is allowed to) the office phone.
lets her use
My mother lets us use the computer at night ----> Use 'ALLOWED TO' to say the same
We are allowed to use the computer at night.
lets / father / go / friends / my / out / my / me / with / today
My father lets me go out with my friends today.
(Are we allowed to / Lets us) go to the cinema?
Are we allowed to
Which is the rule?
You are not allowed to eat in this place.
I (isn't allowed to / am not allowed to / lets) eat sweets before dinner.
am not allowed to
My parents _______ (me/not shop) online.
don't let me shop
I ... be late for virtual classes. (–)
am not allowed to
In my school, students ... bother classmates. (–)
aren't allowed to
I ________ (stay) in bed late on Saturdays.
am allowed to stay
You ______(not smoke) in this room.
aren't allowed to smoke
My sister ______ (me/use) her tablet.
lets me use
Teachers ... students use cellphones during classes. (–)
don't let
My little sister ... play all night long. (–)
isn't allowed to
Which rule is this?
You are not allowed to turn right.
The teacher _______ (us/eat) in class.
lets us eat
My mum ... me walk to school on my own until I was 10. (–)
didn't let
allowed / am / friends / Friday / with / I / be / to / on / my
I am allowed to be with my friends on Friday
My mum never ... me go to parties.
lets
I ... my friends call me after classes. (+)
let
My younger brother ... watch TV before doing homework. (–)
isn't allowed to
My dad ... me go out at nights. (–)
doesn't let
I ... stay out late. (–)
'm not allowed to
My classmates ... play online games for hours. (–)
aren't allowed to
My brother ... me use his laptop. (+)
lets
English teachers ... correct pronunciation in class. (+)
are allowed to
My parents ... me watch TV on weekday mornings. (–)
don't let
My parents never ... me listen to loud music in my bedroom.
let
We __________ (not use) the mobile phone in the classroom.
aren't allowed to use
My parents (doesn't let me / don't let me / is allowed to) watch tv after 10 o'clock.
don't let me