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
Martha 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
I don’t think I’ll ever get / be used to this hot weather.
get
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
You can’t make / let / allow me do it if I don’t want to.
make
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
They wouldn’t to let us feed the animals in the zoo
no to
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
This is much too difficult, so I’m taking up / giving up now
giving up