Asking for Permission Phrases

The video tutorial explains different ways to ask for permission in English. It covers the use of 'May I', 'Can I', and 'Could' to request permission in various contexts. 'May I' is presented as a formal way to ask for permission, while 'Can I' is more common in everyday situations. 'Could' is suggested for more polite requests. Examples are provided for each form to illustrate their usage.

Which phrase is used to ask for permission in a formal way?

• Can I

• May I

• Would I

• Should I

What is an example of using 'May I' to ask for permission?

• Can I borrow your bike?

• Should I stay here?

• May I come in?

• Could I open the window?

Which phrase is commonly used in everyday life to ask for permission?

• Would I

• Can I

• Could I

• May I

What is an example of using 'Can I' to ask for permission?

• Can I have dinner out?

• Should I go home?

• May I ask you a question?

• Could I speak to you?

Which phrase is used to make a more polite request?

• Would I

• Could I

• May I

• Can I