English conjugation practice
Allow
Allow conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
Every weekend, I allow my children to play video games.
If you pay the fee, you allow entry to the museum.
He is a nice boss, so he allows flexible working hours.
We have strict rules, but we allow exceptions in emergencies.
They are generous neighbors who allow us to use their pool.
Present Continuous
Right now, I am allowing the program to update itself.
Be careful because you are allowing the water to overflow!
At this moment, he is allowing his dog to run free.
We are allowing extra time for the students to finish.
Currently, they are allowing visitors to enter the old castle.
Present Perfect
I have allowed my friend to borrow my favorite car.
You have allowed this mistake to happen multiple times already.
He has allowed his children to watch TV after dinner.
We have allowed guests to park in our driveway today.
They have allowed the students to leave the classroom early.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been allowing the dog on the couch lately.
Lately, you have been allowing minor mistakes in the report.
He has been allowing his clients to pay later recently.
We have been allowing too many exceptions to the rule.
They have been allowing visitors into the laboratory all day.
Past Simple
Yesterday, I allowed my brother to borrow my laptop computer.
Last year, you allowed the children to stay up late.
He allowed his friend to use his bicycle last weekend.
We allowed our neighbors to use our backyard for a party.
They allowed the visitors to take pictures inside the museum.
Past Continuous
At 5 PM yesterday, I was allowing users into the hall.
While you were allowing the entry, the alarm rang out.
He was allowing his dog to swim when it started raining.
We were allowing guests inside when the power went out.
They were allowing everyone to speak during the meeting yesterday.
Past Perfect
Before the deadline arrived, I had allowed everyone to submit.
By the time you called, you had allowed access already.
He had allowed the error to continue before noticing it.
We had allowed them to speak before making our decision.
They had allowed the store to close before arriving there.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been allowing exceptions for weeks before changing rules.
You had been allowing him to win until today's match.
He had been allowing the dog on bed until yesterday.
We had been allowing visitors inside until the emergency began.
They had been allowing free trials until the month ended.
Future Simple (will)
If you complete your homework, I will allow you to play.
You will allow the guests to enter through the front door.
He will allow us to use his office tomorrow afternoon.
We will allow a short delay because of the traffic.
They will allow you to take the test again next week.
Future Prospective (be going to)
Tonight, I am going to allow myself a large piece of cake.
You are going to allow him to speak at the meeting.
He is going to allow his sister to drive his car.
We are going to allow a discount for early registration.
They are going to allow the audience to ask questions later.
Future Continuous
This time tomorrow, I will be allowing access to users.
At noon, you will be allowing visitors into the building.
He will be allowing his team to work from home.
We will be allowing guests to enter while you check tickets.
They will be allowing cameras inside during the special event.
Future Perfect
By next Friday, I will have allowed all applications through.
You will have allowed enough time for delivery by then.
He will have allowed the changes before the audit starts.
We will have allowed everyone to vote by 8 PM.
They will have allowed the contract to expire by January.
Future Perfect Continuous
By tomorrow, I will have been allowing access for days.
You will have been allowing mistakes for a month soon.
He will have been allowing free parking since June by winter.
We will have been allowing comments on the blog for years.
They will have been allowing entries since dawn by noon.
Present Simple Negative
I do not allow smoking inside my house at all.
You do not allow anyone to touch your personal computer.
He does not allow his dog to bark inside the house.
We do not allow pets inside this modern apartment building.
They do not allow cameras during the theater performance today.
Present Simple Question
Do I allow the program to access my location now?
Do you allow your children to watch television after midnight?
Does he allow his employees to wear casual clothes on Fridays?
Do we allow students to use calculators during this examination?
Do they allow customers to bring their own drinks inside?
Past Simple Negative
I did not allow him to enter because he lacked ID.
You did not allow enough time for the paint to dry.
He did not allow his daughter to go to the party.
We did not allow any distractions while we were studying.
They did not allow the visitors to touch the ancient statues.
Past Simple Question
Did I allow the correct application to access my data?
Did you allow your friend to borrow your new bicycle?
Did he allow the students to leave the classroom early?
Did we allow enough time for our trip to town?
Did they allow the customers to pay with credit cards?