PreTest How to ask and give permission

Which expression is correct for asking permission?

• May I open the window?
• I want to open the window.
• You open the window.
• Open the window!

Which of the following is NOT used to ask permission?

• Can I use your pen?
• Do you mind if I sit here?
• Could you open the door?
• May I borrow your book?

Which one is the polite way to ask permission?

• Lend me your book.
• May I borrow your book?
• You must give me your book.
• Borrow me your book.

What is the correct response to: 'May I go out for a while?'

• Yes, you can.
• No, go out!
• I don’t want to.
• Never!

Choose the correct refusal of permission.

• Sure.
• Go ahead.
• Sorry, you can’t.
• Of course.

Complete the dialogue: A: 'Do you mind if I use your phone?' B: '_____'

• Sure, I go ahead.
• Why not?
• No, I don’t mind.
• I will.

Which one is the same meaning as 'May I…?'

• Do you mind if…?
• Should I…?
• Must I…?
• Have I…?

Which expression is used to refuse permission politely?

• I’d rather you didn’t.
• You must not.
• Of course.
• Yes, please.

Fill the blank: '___ I leave the class earlier, Sir?'

• May
• Should
• Must
• Will

Which one shows giving permission?

• Yes, you can.
• No way!
• Sorry, you can’t.
• Never.