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Enable, Allow, Let

The document explains the usage of the verbs 'enable', 'allow', and 'let' in different grammatical patterns to express permission or capability. It provides examples for each verb and includes an exercise for practice by filling in the blanks with the correct verb and form. The focus is on understanding how to structure sentences using these verbs appropriately.

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Enable, Allow, Let

The document explains the usage of the verbs 'enable', 'allow', and 'let' in different grammatical patterns to express permission or capability. It provides examples for each verb and includes an exercise for practice by filling in the blanks with the correct verb and form. The focus is on understanding how to structure sentences using these verbs appropriately.

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Quick Explanation of Patterns Remember they all mean give permission or

make possible

• Enable + object + to-infinitive

The new software enables users to save time.

• Allow + object + to-infinitive

The teacher allowed the students to leave early.

• *Let + object + bare infinitive (without “to”)

My parents let me stay out late.

✏️Exercise: Choose the Correct Verb and Form

Fill in the blanks with enable, allow, or let in the correct pattern.

1. The new app ______ people ______ order food faster.

2. My boss ______ me ______ take two days off last week.

3. The teacher didn’t ______ the students ______ use their phones in class.

4. This device ______ doctors ______ detect problems earlier.

5. My parents never ______ me ______ watch TV after midnight.

6. The scholarship ______ her ______ study abroad.

7. The museum doesn’t ______ visitors ______ take photos inside.

8. The new system ______ us ______ work from home more easily.

9. His job ______ him ______ travel around the world.

10. She wouldn’t ______ her children ______ play outside alone.

11. The new password system ______ users ______ access their accounts
more securely.

12. The teacher didn’t ______ us ______ leave the classroom early.

13. My parents sometimes ______ me ______ invite friends over at the


weekend.

14. The new software update ______ the phone ______ run faster.

15. The manager ______ the team ______ work from home on Fridays.
16. The app ______ students ______ practice English pronunciation every
day.

17. The school rules don’t ______ pupils ______ eat in the library.

18. The new design ______ engineers ______ build the bridge more safely.

19. His parents never ______ him ______ drive the car alone.

20. The program ______ doctors ______ share information quickly with
patients.

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