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May vs Can Mastery

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Choose correctly between may and can

by ROSAL GARCIA EUDELYS ANAIS Alumno SISE
1

Which word best fits when asking for permission: “________ I borrow your pen?”

2

Which is used to express ability in the present: “She _____ speak three languages.”

3

If you’re unsure about permission, you usually use: “______ I…?”

4

For a polite request in the present, you should say: “_____ you help me, please?”

5

Which sentence asks for permission formally?

6

Which word expresses general ability, not permission?

7

In past tense, the equivalent of may is often:

8

For ability in the present simple negative, you say: “She ____ swim.”

9

Which sentence uses correct permission in a formal setting?

10

To ask permission less formally in British English, you might use:

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