My older brother makes / lets me use his computer sometimes.
lets
1. I’m not allowed to be out past 9pm.
1. I’m allowed to be out past 9pm.
1. You’re not ________________ drive without a driving licence.
1. allowed to
I immediately ___________ used to being the new kid at school.
1. got
1. He’s not allowed to going to the cinema alone.
1. He’s not allowed to go to the cinema alone.
I never make / let anyone touch my phone.
let
2. They make me do the washing up.
2. The don’t make me do the washing up.
2. He doesn’t ___________ his baby eat sweets.
2. let
2. I ______________ used to living abroad for a while now.
2. have been
2. I think she let me borrow her car tomorrow.
2. I think she’ll let me borrow her car tomorrow.
My mum doesn’t always make / let me finish my vegetables at dinner.
make
3. They let me play video games before school.
3. They don’t let me play video games before school.
3. Are you __________________ listen to any type of music you want?
3. allowed to
3. I’m still __________ used to these new shoes.
3. getting
3. I’m used to living in a small apartment quickly.
3. I got used to living in a small apartment quickly.
Do your parents make / let you stay out past midnight at weekends?
let
4. They don’t make her look after her little sister.
4. They make her look after her little sister.
4. My parents don’t _______________ me watch certain videos on YouTube.
4. let
4. As soon as I _____________ used to using my new phone, it was stolen.
4. got / was
4. I’m not being used to having a phone.
4. I’m not used to having a phone.
My best friend makes / lets me borrow her clothes.
lets
5. He’s allowed to hang out with friends on Sunday nights.
5. He’s not allowed to hang out with friends on Sunday nights.
5. It’s not fair that they don’t ____________ my sister do the washing up.
5. make
5. Unfortunately, the fans _____________ used to their team losing.
5. are / are getting
5. When I lived in London I’m not used to having lunch at noon.
5. When I lived in London, I wasn’t used to having lunch at noon.