Asking, giving, refusing permission

Customer: Could I try this shirt on?

Shop assistant: Yes, there is a fitting room over there.

The underlined word is showing …

• asking help

• asking opinion

• asking permission

• responding opinion

_______ borrow your dictionary?

• May I

• Will I

• Should I

• Would I

Jane: Excuse me, Sir. May I close the door? It’s windy outside.

Mr. James: Oh, sure.

In the dialogue, Jane is asking for …

• help

• permission

• agreement

• information

Roby: May I come to your house this afternoon?

Jane: ___________ I’m going to grandma’s house this afternoon. Maybe next time?

Roby: Ok. Maybe next time.

The suitable expression to complete the dialogue is ....

• sure

• of course

• my pleasure

• I'm afraid I can't

Tono : Oh, my stomach hurts. Can you get me “Diatabs", please? It is on the table.

Tina : …. Here it is.

Tono : Thank you.

• I doubt

• sure

• I'm sorry

• Never mind

Can I______your car?

• washed

• seller

• use

• returened

Utari : Can I borrow your ruler?

Gustaf : Certainly. Here you are.

Utari : Thank you.

Gustaf : ……

• you are welcome

• I'm afraid I can't

• I'm sorry

• You are Kind

Tina: Is this your pencil?

Irma: Yes, it is.

Tina: I need it. may I borrow it?

Irma: ….. Here you are.

• fine

• good

• nice

• wobderful

Novi : Can I go to the theatre with my friend?

Mother : ….., but don’t come home late.

Novi : All right.

• certainly not

• No, you can not

• I can't

• of course

_____I use your phone charger, please?

• could

• do you mind

• would you mind

• you can