They won’t make / let / allow you leave your bike here.
let
The teacher forced us to stay behind after the lesson. (make)
teacher made us stay
You ’ll get / ’ll be used to wearing a tie after a while.
'll get
Are we allowed have an ice-cream before dinner?
allowed to
John turned up / took up running to try to lose some weight.
took up
We are made / let / allowed to use a calculator if we need one
allowed
He can’t have a party. His parents say so. (let)
his parents didn't let him have a party
BOOM
I’m not going to make you doing this if you don’t want to.
do
Do you want to get on / hang out in the park after school today?
hang out
BOOM
She doesn’t have to speak to him. Nobody is forcing her. (make)
nobody makes her speak with him
Tonya gets / is used to cooking for lots of people.
is
BOOM
David and Eric don’t really give up / get on with each other.
get on
Why don’t you make / let / allow him borrow your laptop?
let
The cats can’t sleep on our bed. (allow)
we don't allow the cat to sleep
I could get / be used to this quite easily.
get
Are you use to having a big meal at lunch time?
used
What time did you turn up / take up at the party last night?
turn up
My parents won’t make / let / allow me to have a motorcycle.
allow
We can’t go home early. The teacher says so. (let)
the teacher doesn't let us go home
The kids don’t get / aren’t used to having so much free time.
aren't
They never got to used to living in a tiny flat.
no to
BOOM