Asking and Giving Permission

A: May I practise my English with the foreigner?

B: Yes, Certainly. It's very good.

The underlined sentence expresses.

• Asking permission

• Giving Permission

• Refusing permission

• Declining Permission

A: Excuse me, may I wash my hand, Sir?

B: . . . . . . . . . (giving permission)

• Sure, you may.

• Sure, you may not.

• No, please do.

• No, please don't

A: I'm very very hungry. But I forgot to bring my money.

May I borrow money?

B: Sure, how much?

A: Just 100 baht.

B: Here it is.

The underlined sentence expresses.

• Asking Permission

• Giving Permission

• Refusing Permission

• Declining Permission

In a library.

A: Do you mind if I sit here?

B: ………………………………

A: Thank you.

B: You're welcome.

Which is the correct answer?

• Yes, you can't.

• Of course not.

• Go ahead.

• No, you can't.

Kim: If you don’t mind, I would like to leave the class, Sir.

Mr. John: ................... . We are having a test now.

• Please do

• I’m afraid not

• Sure, you can go now

• Sorry, I don't have any problem

Based on the situation in the picture, what will the girl say?

• Can you borrow my pen?

• Can't you borrow my pen?

• May I borrow your pen?

• May she borrow a pen?

Customer: Is it alright if I try this shirt on?

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

The underlined word is showing.

• Declining Permission

• Asking permission

• Giving Permission

Based on the dialogue in the picture, a boy express...

• Refusing permission

• Giving permission

• Asking for permission

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

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

^{Novi: All right.}

• Of course

• No, you can’t

• Certainly not

• I can’t

Zack: Can I borrow your ruler?

Mary: Certainly. Here you are.

Zack: Thank you.

Mary: ...…….................

• You’re welcome

• Thanks a lot

• You are kind

• It’s okay