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The document discusses the use of MAKE, ALLOW, and LET to talk about obligation, permission, and prohibition. It states that MAKE expresses obligation, as in "My boss makes me work very hard." LET and ALLOW express permission, as in "He let me read the letter" and "Our Science teacher allows us to ask questions." Prohibition is expressed using NOT LET and NOT ALLOW, as in "My boss doesn't let me leave until five o'clock" and "They don't allow dogs to come into the house."
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- 1. MAKE, ALLOW & LET
- 2. We can use MAKE, ALLOW & LET to talk about OBLIGATION, PERMISSION AND PROHIBITION
- 3. OBLIGATION MAKE + object + inf. without to My boss makes me work very hard. My parents make me tidy my room on Saturdays.
- 4. PERMISSION Let + object + infinitive without to He let me read the letter Amy is a terrible mother. She lets her children do whatever they want. Allow + object + to + infinitive Our Science teacher allows us to ask questions.
- 5. PERMISSION Subject + Be allowed + to + infinitive Children aren’t allowed to eat too many sweets. We were allowed to watch TV until late.
- 6. PROHIBITION Not let + object + infinitive without to My boss doesn’t let me leave until five o’clock. My mother didn’t let me wear make-up when I was younger. Not allow + object + to + infinitive Not be allowed + to + infinitive They don’t allow dogs to come into the house. We didn't allow people to smoke in our house. We were not allowed to ask questions.
- 7. PROHIBITION Not let + object + infinitive without to My boss doesn’t let me leave until five o’clock. My mother didn’t let me wear make-up when I was younger. Not allow + object + to + infinitive Not be allowed + to + infinitive They don’t allow dogs to come into the house. We didn't allow people to smoke in our house. We were not allowed to ask questions.