Asking and Giving Permission

Andi : Lulu, can you return the book to the library for me?

Lulu : .... I can and I will.

• I don’t think I can

• I’m not sure

• I’m sorry

• Certaintly

Vera : May I swim in the beach, Mom ?

Mother: No, you may not. It is ....

• fear

• deep

• dangerous

• wave

Q : May I give the money to the beggar?

A : ......Go ahead.

• Sorry

• Sure

• No, please

• You may not

Q : May I open the door, Mom?

A : No, it is too windy. The underlined sentence expresses . . . .

• Giving permission

• Accepting Permission

• Declining permission

• Asking permission

Sandy : Can I open . . . ? it's very hot

Chindy : Of course, go ahead.

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Thalita : May I practice my English with the foreigner?

Teacher: Yes, Certainly. It's very good. The underlined sentence expresses. . . .

• Asking permission

• Giving Permission

• Refusing permission

• Declining permission

Thalita : May I practice my English with the foreigner?

Teacher: Yes, Certainly. It's very good. The underlined sentence expresses. . . .

• Asking Permission

• Giving Permission

• Refusing Permission

• Declining Permission

Dody : Do you mind if I sits next to you ?

Siti : No, Please do .The underlined sentence expresses that Siti . . . .

• Declining giving permission

• Giving permission

• Asking permission

• Refusing permission

Lina : Excuse me, May I wash my hand, Sir?

Mr. Tony : . . . . (giving permission)

• Sure, please do

• No, please do

• Certainly, please do

• Sure, please don't

Tito : Is it Okay if I turn off the lamp?

Dita : . . . it's still dark. (refusing permission)

• Certainly

• No problem

• Go ahead

• No, please don't