I never (make / let / allowed) anyone touch my phone.
LET
(after) It rained a lot that day, so we didn't go to the concert all.
...concert AFTER all.
Jane (is / was) used to her new glasses now.
IS
Can you find (off / out / in) who won the World Cup in 1964?
OUT
(of) To make this cake, first all, you need to weigh all your ingredients.
...first OF all, you...
We're setting (out / for / off) for France on our holidays today.
OFF
(up) What time did the bus show at the station?
...show UP at the station?
You're not (make / let / allowed) to drive without a driving license.
ALLOWED
He doesn't (let / make / allowed) his baby eat sweets.
LET
It took him a long time to (get / got) used to his new school.
GET
(all) I love cars, after my dad is a mechanic!
After ALL my dad is a mechanic.
Dad (is getting / get) used to the long hours in his new job.
IS GETTING
out - to - allowed - the - later - weekened - isn't - She - stay - at
She isn't allowed to stay out later at the weekend.
I can’t believe my brother turned (down / up / around) the job. It was a great opportunity!
DOWN
Carry (on / out / off) practising and you'll be a fantastic gymnast.
ON
I'm not used to live in a small apartment. (mistake?)
LIVING
Sometimes my older brother (makes / lets / allowed) me use his computer.
LETS
A- You aren't allowed to leave your bike touching the window. / B- You're not allowed to ride your bike in this area. / C- Broken glass may damage your bike.
A
My parents (make / let / allowed) me clean my room on Saturdays.
MAKE
on - let - don't - watch - YouTube - My parents - videos - me
My parents don't let me watch videos on YouTube.
(to) At home, I have dinner at six, so I haven't got used eating at nine here in Spain.
...got used TO eating...
After travelling for two days, we ended (on / up / down) in the wrong town!
UP
Our teacher sometimes makes us doing extra homework. (mistake?)
DO
He's not allowed to going to the cinema on a school night. (mistake?)
GO