Examples of using "позволят" in a sentence and their english translations:
- Do you think we'll be allowed to do that?
- Do you think that we'll be allowed to do that?
Will I be allowed to do that?
They won't allow it.
Tom won't be allowed to leave.
- Do you think they'll allow us do that?
- Do you think that they'll allow us do that?
I hope Tom won't be allowed to do that.
They won't allow us to enter the garden.
Tom knew he wouldn't be allowed to stay.
- I don't think they'll allow you to do that.
- I don't think that they'll allow you to do that.
- I wonder if Tom's parents will allow him to go with us.
- I wonder whether Tom's parents will allow him to go with us.
- I wonder whether or not Tom's parents will allow him to go with us.
- I wonder whether Tom's parents will allow him to go with us or not.
Tom won't be allowed to leave.
- I know that Tom won't be allowed to do that.
- I know Tom won't be allowed to do that.
They won't let you escape.
- I don't think they'll allow me to do that.
- I don't think that they'll allow me to do that.
Tom told Mary she wouldn't be allowed to do that.
I didn't know whether Tom would be allowed to do that or not.
- I didn't know whether I'd be allowed to do that or not.
- I didn't know whether I'd be permitted to do that or not.
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They won't let him escape.
Tom won't be allowed to stay here.
I hope that your parents will allow us to marry.
Your parents will never allow you to go.
- Tom said they wouldn't let him do that.
- Tom said that they wouldn't let him do that.
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You know they won't allow you to do that, right?
I didn't know whether I'd be permitted to do that or not.
In sending forth the stories in the present volume, all of which are here set down in print for the first time, it is my hope that they may enable American children to share with the children of Russia the pleasure of glancing into the magic world of the old Slavic nation.