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It's unfair Practice "be allowed to". Be careful with the tenses.
I think it's unfair. I'm 16, three years older than my sister Tina. My brother Kevin is two years younger than me. When I was 14, I (wasn't allowed to) come home after eight o'cklock in the evening. Tina is 13 now, and she (is allowed to) come home later than eight o'clock - Kevin, too. Of course I (am allowed to) come home later now, but there's a problem: I can't often go out alone. Tina and Kevin usually come with me. I think younger brothers and sisters are lucky. They (are often allowed to) do things that an older brother or sister (aren't allowed to) do. Sometimes I have a terrible dream: in a year or two Kevin and Tina (will be allowed to) do things I (am not allowed to) do now.
Write a text about your brother or sister.
When I was 14 years old I was allowed to do things my brother wasn't allowed to do when he was 14 years old. The problem is that parents learn from their mistakes they did with the first son and so my brother wasn't allowed to do many things I did.
I'm quite sure he often thougth that I was allowed to do everything while he wasn't allowed to do anything. I guess many "younger brothers" aren't/weren't allowed to do a thing if they have got older brothers.
Imagine it is a few days before a school trip to a youth hostel.
You are talking with friends about what you "will able to do", "what you will be allowed to" do and "what you will have to" do.
I don't think we'll be able to have camp-fires in the evening.
I don't think we'll be allowed to go for walks at night.
I think we'll have to get up et 6.30.
We won't be allowed to work for school when it rains.
We'll perhaps be able to cook lunch together.
We'll probably be allowed to play cards hen it rains.
We'll maybe won't be able to go to bed at 9.30.
I don't think we'll have to make aour beds.
Which child will/won't.....?
Make short dialogues with "be able to", "be allowed to" and "have to".
Which child won't have to tidy up his room? - Stephen, I think.
- And why not?- Well, he won't have to do it because he has tidied it up already.
Which child won't be able to hear the door bell? - Andrew, of course.
- And why not? - Well, he won't be able to haer the door bell because he's listen to music.
Which child will be allowed to wear his jeans tomorrow and nt his uniform? - Stephen, I guess.
- And why not? - Well, he will be allowed to wear his jeans because he has already tidied up his room.
Which child won't be able to save all her pocket-money? - Sandra, for sure.
- And why not? - Well, she won't be able to save all her money because she has to buy a ticket.
Which child will have to save all his poket-money? - Sandra, I guess.
- And why? - Well, she will have to save all her money because has do buy a ticket.
So, please correct my English experiment