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Is it allowed or not?

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1. It (not/be) allowed to smoke on the school grounds.

2. (be) you allowed to arrive late?

3. At my previous school it (not/be) allowed to use our phones.

4. We (not/be) allowed to keep our coats on in class.

5. University students (be) allowed to leave school earlier if a teacher is absent.

6. Swearing at other people (not/be) allowed.

7. In the UK pupils (not/be) allowed to wear excessive make-up.

8. John (not/be) allowed to work with Mark yesterday because they were too chatty!

9. (be) boarders allowed to go out in the evening ?

10. We should (be) allowed to use the gym at lunchtime.