When we were young, we ___________ to stay out after 11 o′ clock.A.hadn't allowedB.didn't allowC.weren't allowedD.wouldn't allow
When we were young, we ___________ to stay out after 11 o′ clock.
A.hadn't allowed
B.didn't allow
C.weren't allowed
D.wouldn't allow
B.didn't allow
C.weren't allowed
D.wouldn't allow
参考解析
解析：考查allow的被动语态。句意为“小的时候，我们不被允许晚上在外面待到十一点之后”。 allow的意思是“允许，许可”，根据句意这里应该用其被动语态的否定形式：be not allowed to do sth．“某人不被允许做某事”。故C正确。
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