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.

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