The phrase "allowed me take" is not correct in standard written English.
It should be "allowed me to take" to be grammatically accurate.
Example: "The teacher allowed me to take the exam early due to my scheduling conflict."
Alternatives: "permitted me to take" or "let me take."
"Being captain I have enjoyed it and it has allowed me take on more responsibility and also learn and I feel I have matured as a player".
My membership of technical working groups of national interest, including the National Essential Medicines Coordinating Mechanism (NEMCM) and the National Child Health Technical Working Group, amongst others, have allowed me take my moment of obligation to the broader needs of our communities, including through a strategic communications partnership to eliminate Ebola fever and Lassa fever.
Thank you for who allowing me take you down this journey with me -- and to those who have fought, who are fighting, or have succumbed: this is my tiny way of honoring each of you and your loved ones.
Nutty Facebook backlash aside, allow me take this rare opportunity to toss some kudos across the aisle and salute a genuine show of political courage and standing up for "country first".
ENDURE allowed me to take an hour or so and take a deeper look -- something beneficial for runners and non-runners alike.
He allowed me to take the train to work, because it was over an hour faster.
They have allowed me to take part in training classes … here on campus.
It also allowed me to take some risks that I normally wouldn't take, like singing over a few of my own songs and exploring different genres".
I owe it the BBC, who have kindly allowed me to take a crew over to New York to see this thing through.
This took an investment of around 50 hours, but allowed me to take action swiftly and effectively.
That happened yesterday afternoon and it allowed me to take the opportunity to have a good look at the Coral Challenge.
