Complete the second sentence
there is no obligation for the company to provide training.
(have) the company training
it is impossible to force kids to eat vegetables.
(make) you vegetables.
we weren't able to see the supervisor.
(manage) we __ see the supervisor.
he was allowed to go after he had been questioned for three hours.
(let) the police after he had questioned for three hours.
i a m afraid i can not make the meeting.
(able) i am afraid i make the meeting.
the area is forbidden. get out immediately.
(supposed) you in this area. get out immediately.

"There is no obligation for the company to provide training."

1. "The company doesn't have to have training."
Explanation: In this sentence, we use the verb "have" to express the action of providing training. We change the original sentence to a negative form using "doesn't have to" to show that the company is not obligated to provide training.

2. "It is impossible to make you eat vegetables."
Explanation: In this sentence, we use the verb "make" to express the action of forcing someone to eat vegetables. We change the original sentence to a negative form using "impossible to" to indicate that it is not possible to force kids to eat vegetables.

3. "We weren't able to manage seeing the supervisor."
Explanation: In this sentence, we use the verb "manage" to express the action of being able to see the supervisor. We change the original sentence to a negative form using "weren't able to" to show that we were not capable of seeing the supervisor.

4. "He was let go after he had been questioned for three hours."
Explanation: In this sentence, we use the verb "let" to express the action of allowing someone to go. We change the original sentence to a positive form using "was let" to indicate that he was allowed to go after being questioned for three hours.

5. "I am afraid I am not able to make the meeting."
Explanation: In this sentence, we use the verb "am not able" to express the action of not being capable of making the meeting. We change the original sentence to a negative form using "am not able to" to show that we cannot make the meeting.

6. "You are supposed to get out of this area immediately."
Explanation: In this sentence, we use the verb "supposed to" to express the action of being expected or obligated to do something. We change the original sentence to a positive form using "are supposed to" to indicate that you should get out of this area immediately.