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    The document discusses the meanings of the words "make" and "let". It provides examples of how each word is used, such as "The teacher makes the pupils work" and "Mum lets me watch television late at night". It also includes a key that provides alternative sentences using "make" or "let" for similar meanings.

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    The document discusses the meanings of the words "make" and "let". It provides examples of how each word is used, such as "The teacher makes the pupils work" and "Mum lets me watch television late at night". It also includes a key that provides alternative sentences using "make" or "let" for similar meanings.

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    Jasmina Ivanova
    The document discusses the meanings of the words "make" and "let". It provides examples of how each word is used, such as "The teacher makes the pupils work" and "Mum lets me watch television late at night". It also includes a key that provides alternative sentences using "make" or "let" for similar meanings.

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    MAKE or LET

    to make(someone)do (something)The teachermakes the pupils


    work.Mummakes metidy my room.to let(someone)do (something)The
    teacherletJaneleave school early.Mum doesn’t letme watch television
    late at night.

    Write a sentence with a similar meaning, using MAKE or LET.

    The police told everyone to leave the building.

    The driver allowed the old man to travel on the bus without a ticket.

    Jack told his younger brother to wash the dishes.

    I don’t allow people to smoke in my house or in my car!

    We always laugh when we listen to Bob.

    Sue allowed me to use her computer because mine wasn’t working.


    KEY

    The police told everyone to leave the building.

    (make) The police made everyone leave the building.

    The driver allowed the old man to travel on the bus without a ticket.

    (let)The driver let the old man travel on the bus without a ticket.

    Jack told his younger brother to wash the dishes.

    (make)Jack made his younger brother wash the dishes.

    I don’t allow people to smoke in my house or in my car!

    (let) I don’t let people smoke in my house or in my car!

    We always laugh when we listen to Bob.

    (make) Bob always makes us laugh (when we listen to him).

    Sue allowed me to use her computer because mine wasn’t working.

    (let) Sue let me use her computer because mine wasn’t working.

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