Understanding Permission in English

This video tutorial covers the topic of permission in English, focusing on how to ask for, give, and decline permission. It includes expressions and examples for each scenario, followed by practice questions to reinforce learning. The video is aimed at 4th-grade students and is part of their first-semester English curriculum.

What is the main focus of the video tutorial?

• Learning about different types of permissions.

• Discussing the importance of mathematics.

• Understanding how to write an essay.

• Exploring the history of English language.

Which expression is used to ask for permission?

• I'm afraid you can't.

• May I use your pencil?

• Sure, go ahead.

• No, please don't.

What does the expression 'Do you mind if I use your book?' imply?

• Declining a request.

• Offering help.

• Asking for permission.

• Giving permission.

Which of the following is an expression for giving permission?

• I'm afraid not.

• Yes, of course.

• Do you mind if I join?

• No, you can't.

What does 'Sure, I don't mind' indicate?

• Giving permission.

• Expressing doubt.

• Declining permission.

• Asking for permission.

Which expression is used to decline permission?

• Yes, go ahead.

• I'm afraid you can't.

• Of course, you may.

• Sure, I don't mind.

What does 'I don't think that's a good idea' suggest?

• Asking for permission.

• Declining permission.

• Offering a suggestion.

• Giving permission.

In the practice question, what does Desi's response 'Sure' indicate?

• Offering something.

• Declining permission.

• Asking for permission.

• Giving permission.

What would you say to ask your parents for permission to go to the cinema?

• May I go to a cinema?

• I'm sorry, I can't watch the movie.

• Let's go to a cinema.

• When do I have a cinema?

What does the question 'May I borrow your pen?' demonstrate?

• Asking permission.

• Giving permission.

• Declining permission.

• Inviting someone.