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7-K) Asking for permission

 
 
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Learn how to ask and give permission. Read the explanations, then watch the video and then watch the other videos in this lesson.

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- Can I sit on your bed?

- Yes, sure!

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En esta lección aprenderás a pedir y dar permiso. Lee las explicaciones, luego mira el vídeo y después mira el resto de vídeos de esta lección.


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AmE 1- Can I go to the toilet, please?


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AmE 2- Can I ask you a question?


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AmE 3- Can I ask you a question? 2


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AmE 4- Pardon me, miss


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AmE 5- May I paint your pants?


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AmE 6- Is it OK if I eat you?


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AmE 7- Is it OK if I call you mine?



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In unit 6 (lesson "Can") you saw the verb "can" to ask for permission. Now we are going to see more possibilities, the most important ones:

ASKING FOR PERMISSION

- Can I use your phone?
- May I use your phone?

more polite:
- Could I use your phone?    [pronunciation: /kud/]

more colloquial:
- is it ok if I use your phone?
- is it alright if I use your phone?

GIVING PERMISSION

- Yes, of course
- Of course you can
- Of course you may

more polite:
- Of course, please do.

more colloquial:
- Yes, sure    [pronunciation: "shor"]
- Sure!

NOT GIVING PERMISSION

- Sorry, you can't

more polite:
- I'm very sorry but...

more colloquial:
- No, sorry
- Nope!

rude:
- No way!

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