Asking for permission exercise

“May I use your sandals for a while?” This is an expression of…..

• a. asking for permission

• b. giving permission

• c. refusing to give permission

• d. asking apology

“Please feel free” This is an expression of…..

• a. asking for permission

• b. giving permission

• c. refusing to give permission

• d. asking apology

  “No, please you don’t” This is an expression of…..

• a. asking for permission

• b. giving permission

• c. refusing to give permission

• d. asking apology

Which one of these expressions below is asking for permission?

• a.  Sure, go ahead

• b. May I open the book?

• c. I’m afraid, but you can’t

• d. no problem

Which one of these expressions below is giving permission?

• a. Would it be alright if I borrow your dictionary?

• b. Sure

• c. I’m afraid, but that’s not possible.

• d. I’m sorry, but you can’t.

Complete the following dialogue using the correct expression.

James: Is it ok if I open the window?

Nadine: ………., but that’s not possible. It is raining outside and it is so cold.

• a. May I

• b. I’m sorry

• c. Sure

• d. Can I

Complete the following dialogue using the correct expression.

Andy: …………. borrow your car, Mom?

Andy’s mom: sure, go ahead.

• a. May I

• b. sure

• c. No, you don’t

• d. No way

Complete the following dialogue using the correct expression.

Taylor: would it be all right if I borrow your pencil?

John: ……………., I have an extra pencil here.

• a. May I

• b. No, you don’t

• c. sure

• d. Sorry, but you can’t

Choose the best Indonesian translation of the following expression.

Can I take my book, Sir?

• a. Bolehkah saya mengambil buku saya Pak?

• b. Tidak, kamu tidak boleh.

• c. Tentu, silahkan.

• d. Maaf, sepertinya itu tidak mungkin.

Choose the best English translation of the following expression.

Bolehkah saya membuka pintu?

• a. Sure, go ahead.

• b. May I open the door?

• c. No, you don’t.

• d. I’m afraid, but you can’t.