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Вопрос:
Choose the correct item. 8. Students aren't allowed speaking/to speak to each other during a test.
Ответ:
The correct answer is 'to speak'. The verb 'allow' when used in the passive form, is followed by the 'to + base form of the verb' structure (infinitive).
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