Insert into the gaps may, might, to be allowed to/ not to be allowed to
1. You _____ go to the cinema with your friends, but, please, don’t come home late.
2. He _____ work in the laboratory next week.
3. Until you are eighteen you ________ to marry.
4. ______ I take your dictionary for a minute?
5. You _____ leave this little matter entirely to me, Mr Brown.
6. She _____ want some more wine. You’d better ask her to find it out.
7. He _____ park here. It’s strictly prohibited.
8. When we lived in a hotel we ____not____ make any noise after nine.
9. According to the rules you ___not______ bring guests.
10. You ____ take my dictionary. I don’t need it now.

1. You _may_ go to the cinema with your friends, but, please, don’t come home late. 2. He _will not be allowed_ work in the laboratory next week. 3. Until you are eighteen you _are not allowed_ to marry. 4. _May_ I take your dictionary for a minute? 5. You _might_ leave this little matter entirely to me, Mr Brown. 6. She _might__ want some more wine. You’d better ask her to find it out. 7. He _is not allowed_ park here. It’s strictly prohibited. 8. When we lived in a hotel we __were __not__allowed__ make any noise after nine. 9. According to the rules you _are __not___allowed___ bring guests. 10. You __may__ take my dictionary. I don’t need it now.