[ Comparatives, Superlatives, and Modals ]
What is the correct future permission sentence using ‘be allowed to’?
A. You will be allowed to attend the event next week.
B. You will allowed to attend the event next week.
C. You be allowed to attend the event next week.
Select your answer:
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Grammar › ViewAll drivers must have a driving license.
A. All drivers are allowed to drive without a driving license.
B. Drivers are forbidden to drive without a driving license.
C. Drivers mustn’t drive if they have a driving license.
D. It is not prohibited to drive without a driving license.
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I can’t believe Adam! ______ did he come to see me when he was town.
A. Not once
B. Not only
C. In no way
D. Neither