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She makes me study a lot (= She obliges me to study.a lot). Past tense: made She made me study a lot. LET + OBJECT + ZERO INFINITIVE Use: to talk about giving permission. THIS IS USED IN MORE INFORMAL AND SPOKEN SITUATIONS T'll let you go out tonight. (= I give you permission to go out tonight). Dad won't let my bro drive his car. Past tense: let T let you go out that night. ALLOW BE ALLOWED + TO INFINITIVE (PASSIVE) Use: to say what you can/can’t do. ALLOW IS MORE USE IN FORMAL OR OFFICIAL SITUATIONS, SPECIALLY WHEN TALKING ABOUT RULES AND LAWS We can’t smoke in the office). We aren't allowed to smoke in the office. Past tense: was/were allowed We were allowed to pay the fines in the office not in the bank. ALLOW + SOMEBODY + INFINITIVE (ACTIVE) The new legislation allows companies to charge for this services. 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