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Swimmers DON'T HAVE TO/ MUST NOT go beyond the red flags in the sea.
MUST NOT
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You can't LET/ MAKE me go bungee jumping if I don't want to.
MAKE
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Complete the second sentence. Use LET or MAKE.
Will you let us eat our sandwiches here?
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Complete the second sentence. Use LET or MAKE.
They don't let students wear shoes in the gym.
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You MUST NOT / DON'T HAVE TO talk in the theater. Please be quiet!
MUST NOT
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Complete the second sentence. Use LET or MAKE.
Factories made workers work 12 hours a day.
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Children under 16 AREN'T ALLOWED TO/ DON'T HAVE TO buy coffee in some cafes.
AREN'T ALLOWED TO
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Members of staff CAN'T / DON'T HAVE TO use machinery without goggles. Anyone without goggles will be disciplined.
CAN'T
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Our employers ALLOWS US TO / MAKES US wears sneakers at work if we want to.
ALLOWS US TO
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The other children DON'T HAVE TO / WEREN'T ALLOWED TO go on the school trip because of their bad behavior.
WEREN'T ALLOWED TO
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You MUST NOT/ DON'T HAVE TO go on the building site without a hat. It's too dangerous.
MUST NOT
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Complete the second sentence. Use LET or MAKE.
Did they make you wear a tie at school, Dad?
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I DON'T HAVE TO / CAN'T go to the marathon, but I want to support the runners.
CAN'T
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Complete the second sentence. Use LET or MAKE.
Our employer lets us leave early on Fridays.
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You DON'T LET / AREN'T ALLOWED TO go home early. It's against the rules.
AREN'T ALLOWED TO
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Complete the second sentence. Use LET or MAKE.
Our school never let us wear jeans.
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Please LET ME / MAKE ME go to the concert. I promise to be home early.
LET ME
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Complete the second sentence. Use LET or MAKE.
Our school won't make us stay indoors tomorrow if it's hot.
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Complete the second sentence. Use LET or MAKE.
Sophie's employers don't let her call her friends when she is at work.
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We ARE ALLOWED TO / MUST work harder this semester if we want to pass our exam.
MUST
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My grandma MUST / HAS TO use a cane to help her walk now.
MUST / HAS TO
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