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    This document provides information about using modal verbs to express permission in English. It discusses how "can" is most commonly used to ask for or give permission, but "may" and "could" can also be used, though they are not as common as "can". It then gives examples of asking for permission using each modal verb, and notes that "may" and "could" are considered more polite forms than "can". The purpose is to teach English grammar structures for expressing permission.

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    This document provides information about using modal verbs to express permission in English. It discusses how "can" is most commonly used to ask for or give permission, but "may" and "could" can also be used, though they are not as common as "can". It then gives examples of asking for permission using each modal verb, and notes that "may" and "could" are considered more polite forms than "can". The purpose is to teach English grammar structures for expressing permission.

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    Módulo 3 - Seminario Inglés III - Modals For Permission

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    Malkuel Quispe saldivar
    This document provides information about using modal verbs to express permission in English. It discusses how "can" is most commonly used to ask for or give permission, but "may" and "could" can also be used, though they are not as common as "can". It then gives examples of asking for permission using each modal verb, and notes that "may" and "could" are considered more polite forms than "can". The purpose is to teach English grammar structures for expressing permission.

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    TUTORÍA Y ORIENTACIÓN AL ESTUDIANTE TOE

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    Modals for permission

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    Nuestro tema:

    Modals for permission

    .
    Conoceremos
    Observaremos
    un video
    Conoceremos el uso de los
    el uso modal verbs
    de manera
    Conoceremos oraciones
    informal y
    el uso de los interrogativas.
    formal.
    modal verbs.
    Utilizaremos
    verbos ¿Qué haremos
    Reconoceremos modales
    su estructura (Can,May, durante la
    gramatical. Could). clase?

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    GRAMMAR: Modals for permission

    When we want to express permission we use modal verbs. 'Can' is most often
    used to ask for or give permission but 'may' and 'could' are also possible even
    though they are not used as often as 'can'.

    Can I borrow your pen?

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    We use the modal “can” to ask for permission

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    We use “May” to ask for permission.
    May I ask a question,please?
    May I come in,please?
    We also use “could” to ask for
    permission.
    Could I use your camera,please?
    May and could are more polite than can.

    Could I leave the class,please?


    Could I leave the class,please?
    Yes,you may.
    May I open the window,please?

    Sure,no problem.
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