to allow
to allow
I allow my son to play outside.
I allow my son to play outside.
Indicative
Present Simple
I allow myself one coffee a day.
I allow myself one coffee a day.
You allow too many exceptions.
You allow too many exceptions.
The school allows phones after class.
The school allows phones after class.
We allow pets in the hotel.
We allow pets in the hotel.
You allow the children too much.
You allow the children too much.
They allow visitors on Sundays.
They allow visitors on Sundays.
Present Continuous
I am allowing you to leave early today.
I am allowing you to leave early today.
You are allowing him to take control.
You are allowing him to take control.
The manager is allowing a short break.
The manager is allowing a short break.
We are allowing more time for questions.
We are allowing more time for questions.
You are allowing the noise to continue.
You are allowing the noise to continue.
They are allowing fans into the stadium.
They are allowing fans into the stadium.
Past Simple
I allowed her to borrow my car.
I allowed her to borrow my car.
You allowed the dog on the sofa.
You allowed the dog on the sofa.
The teacher allowed us to leave.
The teacher allowed us to leave.
We allowed them to stay the night.
We allowed them to stay the night.
You allowed the mistake to happen.
You allowed the mistake to happen.
They allowed no photos inside.
They allowed no photos inside.
Present Perfect
I have allowed enough delays.
I have allowed enough delays.
You have allowed him too much freedom.
You have allowed him too much freedom.
The council has allowed the new building.
The council has allowed the new building.
We have allowed extra seats.
We have allowed extra seats.
You have allowed too many changes.
You have allowed too many changes.
They have allowed us to test the product.
They have allowed us to test the product.
Past Perfect
By then I had already allowed one exception.
By then I had already allowed one exception.
You had allowed him in before I arrived.
You had allowed him in before I arrived.
She had allowed the cat outside before dark.
She had allowed the cat outside before dark.
We had allowed them to enter before noon.
We had allowed them to enter before noon.
You had allowed the fire to spread.
You had allowed the fire to spread.
They had allowed the deadline to pass.
They had allowed the deadline to pass.
Future (will)
Future
I will allow you one more chance.
I will allow you one more chance.
You will allow him to explain.
You will allow him to explain.
The system will allow only three attempts.
The system will allow only three attempts.
We will allow more guests next time.
We will allow more guests next time.
You will allow the team to decide.
You will allow the team to decide.
They will allow refunds within a week.
They will allow refunds within a week.
Conditional
Conditional (would)
Conditional
I would allow it if it were safe.
I would allow it if it were safe.
You would allow more if you trusted us.
You would allow more if you trusted us.
She would allow the trip with permission.
She would allow the trip with permission.
We would allow pets if the rules changed.
We would allow pets if the rules changed.
You would allow it under one condition.
You would allow it under one condition.
They would allow access to members only.
They would allow access to members only.
Imperative
Imperative
Allow me to help you.
Allow me to help you.
Let's allow a little more time.
Let's allow a little more time.
