Make, Let, Be Allowed To
What is the usage of 'Make'?
Force or require someone to do something
Continued, didn't stop
Carried on
Before anything else
First of all
Already familiar or comfortable with something
Be used to
I can fill a silent room without saying anything important. My energy spreads from person to person like a yawn in reverse. What am I?
Lively
What is the usage of 'Let'?
Give permission
Began a journey
Set off
Constantly, very often
All the time
Become familiar with something (Process)
Get used to
I enter conversations without knocking, leave feelings bruised, and rarely notice the mess I create. What am I?
Rude
What is the usage of 'Be Allowed To'?
It’s passive and often used for rules, laws, or official permission.
Found out
Finally and permanently
Once and for all
What is the sentence structure for 'Be Used To'?
be (am/is/are/was/were) + used to + noun/gerund (-ing)
I become smaller whenever I am shared, yet people often admire me more because of it. I do not live in wallets, though money sometimes follows me. What am I?
Generous
What are the sentence structures for 'Make', 'Let' & 'Be Allowed To'?
Make: make + person + base verb
Let: let + person + base verb
Be allowed To: be (am/is/are/was/were) + allowed to + base verb
Started doing (a new activity)
Took up
Despite what was expected, when everything is considered
After all
What is the sentence structure for 'Get Used To'?
get (am getting / got / will get, etc.) + used to + noun/gerund (-ing)
Before speaking, I usually visit tomorrow. Before acting, I often stop by someone else's feelings. People may mistake me for slowness, but I am actually careful. What am I?
Thoughtful
Although the audience wasn't ______ enter the theatre after the performance had started, the manager eventually ______ a few latecomers in. Unfortunately, their noisy arrival ______ several actors lose concentration during a crucial scene.
be allowed to
let
made
Refused, said no (to someone or something)
Turn 'someone' down
Nevertheless
All the same
Although Mia had lived in a bustling city for years and was already ______ the constant noise and crowds, she still found it difficult to ______ the complete silence after moving to a remote village.
(be) used to
get used to
I am not a season, yet people may feel distant when I arrive. I can stand beside kindness's opposite without saying a single cruel word. What am I?
Cold