Let or make + modal verbs
My brother never (lets/make) me borrow his car. He says I'm a terrible driver.
Lets
Do you fancy (go) out for a pizza later?
Going
We were ........ with Ester's cooking skills. Her apple pie was absolutely delicious.
Impressed
Only amateur teams are allowed to ....... in the competition.
Take part
If you leave now, you (will/would) be on time for the train.
Will
The doctor said I (should/was allowed to) give up smoking.
Should
I can't stand (wait) in queues. It's such a waste of time.
She couldn't help feeling a bit ...... when she saw the other person's new laptop.
Jealous
There are very few ...... at the stadium when the local team has a match.
The player (who/whose) shoulder was injured had to go to the hospital.
Whose
It's too warm in here. (Must/Can) I open a window?
Can
The supporters don't mind (stand) in the rain if their team plays well.
Standing
The joke made us all laugh. Everyone was......
Amused
I'm not into sports at all, I'd rather just ...... with my friends.
Hang out
She (said/told) me that she was going to join the gym.
Told
My mum makes/lets me do the washing-up after dinner. I don't like it.
Makes
The coach always reminds them (warm up) before they start playing.
To warm up
You have to be very ..... to become a firefighter.
Brave
Nobody was surprised when the star player ..... another goal just before half-time.
Scored
She (will/would) go on holiday if she could afford to.
Would
I had a dental appointment yesterday afternoon so my boss let/makes me leave work early.
Let
She took up (cycle) because the doctor told her to lose weight.
Cycling
When she heard she had been chosen to represent her country in the Olympics, she was absolutely ...... She'd never been happier.
Delighted
The Winter Olympics will be ...... here within the next 10 years.
It's worth (to take up/taking up) running, it improves your level of fitness.
Taking