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20．His parents won't allow him to stay out late．

分析 他的父母不允许他在外面待得太晚．

解答 答案：allow．
根据所给首字母提示结合推测句意是"他的父母不允许他在外面待得太晚．"，根据设空处前面的won't 判断设空处缺少动词原形，所填单词"允许"是allow，所以答案是：allow

点评 做这类题型，首先根据所给单词首字母明确句子所要考查的单词的拼写，再结合相关语法知识对单词做出形式上的变化．

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