Sentence Correction (SC) | Re: IDIOM's - YDMULEY's Daily Practice List

Hellosarasjain20 I will try to give my perspective here:

"allow" means "to permit" or "to enable"

'allow for' means 'make allowance for' or 'make provision for'

And hence there is a difference in the way you use these two words.

For your sentence: Holidays areallowed for kim to watch the movie...

I think it depends upon your
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