Question

allowed
al - lowed uh - loud
middle english, anglo - french, old french aloer
verb
1 given permission
2 to let have
aloud
a - loud uh - loud
middle english
adverb
1 with normal speaking voice

1. vocally

which sentence uses aloud correctly?
○ knsta is not aloud to eat food with artificial coloring
○ you are aloud only one late assignment this term
○ my parents aloud me to drive their new car this week
○ jorges cell phone gave him driving directions aloud

Explanation:

• "Allowed" is a verb meaning to give permission.
• "Aloud" is an adverb meaning with normal speaking voice or vocally.
• In the first three options, "aloud" is used where "allowed" (verb for permission) should be.
• In the last option, "aloud" is used correctly as an adverb (cell - phone giving directions vocally).

Answer:

Jorge’s cell phone gave him driving directions aloud.