Asking and Giving Permission

Aldi: “___ I borrow your pen?”
Budi: “Sure, here you go.”

• Can

• Must

• Should

• Will

Teacher: “Can I see your homework, please?”

Student: “___, here it is.”

• I'm Sorry

• Of course

• I don't Think so

• Never

You want to use your friend’s eraser. What do you say?

• You must give me your eraser.

• Can you give me your eraser now?

• May I borrow your eraser?

• Give me your eraser!

Which sentence shows giving permission?

• You can’t go.

• No, you may not.

• Sure, you can use my book.

• I don’t think it’s okay.

Lisa: “Can I open the window?”
Tina: “___, it’s too cold.”

• Yes, Please

• No, thank you

• Of course

• I agree

Which of the following is NOT a polite way to ask permission?

• May I use your phone?

• Can I borrow your book?

• Let me use your pencil!

• Could I go to the toilet, please?

Rina: “___ I come in, Sir?”
Teacher: “Yes, you may.”

• Do

• Must

• May

• Shall

Tom: “Could I use your dictionary?”
Jerry: “___”

• Yes, go ahead

• I don't know

• It's Mine

• I'm busy

Situation: You are in class and need to go to the toilet. What will you say?

• May I go to the toilet, please?

• I go to toilet now.

• I want toilet.

• Let me go!

Which of the following is an example of asking permission?

• You must study hard.

• Can I sit here?

• Take your seat.

• Don’t be late!