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Polite Permission Quiz

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Polite requests poster quiz

by Nur Rabiatul Adawiyah Mohd Ramli
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Which phrase would you use when asking for permission using would be OK?

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What is a polite way to ask for permission with would you mind?

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Which structure uses do you mind if?

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Which base form is used with May / Could / Can in these phrases?

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What is a direct permission form?

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Which response is appropriate to ‘Would it be OK if…?’

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Which sentence uses past tense after ‘Would it be OK if…’?

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Which is a polite response to ‘Can I open the door?’

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Which rule is emphasized on the poster?

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What is the quick rule for these phrases?

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Use would be OK with past tense example: ‘Would it be OK if I opened the door?’ answer: Sure.

Would you mind if + past tense is the pattern shown.

Do you mind if + present tense is a casual/polite permission.

May / Could / Can + subject + base verb.

Direct permission uses can / could / may + base verb.

Polite affirmative: Sure.

Would it be OK if… is followed by past tense in examples.

Polite responses include ‘Sure’, ‘Of course’, etc.

Remember: Asking politely shows respect and kindness.

Quick rule details the verb tense usage for each structure.

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