One Minute English #3 - Allowed vs Aloud - Learn vocabulary fast with English Like a Native

This video tutorial explains the homophones 'aloud' and 'allowed', which sound the same but have different meanings and spellings. 'Allowed' is the past tense of 'allow', meaning to give permission, while 'aloud' means to be audible. The video provides examples for each word and encourages viewers to create sentences using both words. It concludes with a call to action to like the video.

Explain the difference between 'aloud' and 'allowed'.

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What does the word 'allowed' mean in the context of giving permission?

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In what situation might someone be 'not allowed' to do something?

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Provide an example sentence using the word 'aloud'.

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Create a sentence that includes both 'aloud' and 'allowed'.

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