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Permission Puzzles: Mastering Modal Verbs

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Test your knowledge on using 'can', 'could', 'may', and 'might' for permission!

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Permission Puzzles: Mastering Modal Verbs
 

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Test your knowledge on using 'can', 'could', 'may', and 'might' for permission!

by Gloria Calafat Castillo
1

________ use your phone for a second?

2

You're at a formal meeting and want to speak. What do you say?

3

You're talking to a close friend and want to borrow their book. What do you say?

4

Which of the following is the most formal?

5

Choose the most appropriate for a school principal’s office:

6

Which modal verb is most commonly used for informal permission?

7

Which phrase indicates a more polite request for permission?

8

What does 'Could I' imply compared to 'Can I'?

9

When is 'Might I' typically used?

10

Which modal verb is least formal?

11

Which phrase is appropriate for asking permission in a formal setting?

12

What does 'May I' suggest in terms of permission?

13

Which modal verb indicates a hypothetical situation?

14

What is the primary function of 'Could I'?

15

In which context would you use 'Can I'?

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