Question

Complete the sentences with may, might, be allowed to. 1. «… I talk to your boss?» he asked. 2. The children … go for a walk tonight. 3. She said that they … smoke there. 4. Andy … to leave school early yesterday because he was feeling unwell. 5. She told me that I … stay a little longer that night. 6. You … take the book home and keep it for a week. 7. They … to leave their seats and walk up and down the class. 8. She … to go home in a few days. 9. … I ask you to repeat the rule again? 10.Drivers … go at 40 kilometres an hour here

Answer 1

1 may
2 may
3 might
4 was allowed
5 might
6 may
7 are allowed to
8 will be allowed
9 may
10 may

Answer 2

1. "May I talk to your boss?" he asked.
2. The children might be allowed to go for a walk tonight.
3. She said that they may not smoke there.
4. Andy might have been allowed to leave school early yesterday because he was feeling unwell.
5. She told me that I may stay a little longer that night.
6. You may be allowed to take the book home and keep it for a week.
7. They may be allowed to leave their seats and walk up and down the class.
8. She may be allowed to go home in a few days.
9. Might I ask you to repeat the rule again?
10. Drivers may only go at 40 kilometers an hour here.