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Discover LudwigThe phrase "allow you to try" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when giving permission or the opportunity for someone to attempt something.
Example: "We will allow you to try the new software before making a purchase decision."
Alternatives: "permit you to attempt" or "give you the chance to try".
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A good greengrocer should allow you to try one.
Drama schools allow you to try things out without pressure.
"Real-world stores allow you to try out consoles and peripherals," he says.
"Those videos allow you to try your hand at something small and then take the next step," Ms. Soloway said.
Live Theme Previews allow you to try out a new look for your site before making those changes live.
This would allow you to try on different looks and educate yourself about this summer's new looks and styles.
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Going every night allows you to try things you may not have a predisposition for".
It allows you to try the whole spread, and there are many ways to do so.
"Drama allows you to try on emotions and see what happens," Ms. Vockins said.
A computer tablet in reception allows you to try your hand at King products.
Take on a new assignment that allows you to try out new skills.
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