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    This document discusses asking for and giving permission in Indonesian. It provides examples of modals like "may", "can", and "could" used in interrogative sentences to ask for permission. It then lists phrases for giving permission such as "Sure, go ahead" and "Yes, you can" as well as phrases for refusing permission like "No, you may not" and "Unfortunately I have to say no." It concludes with a short dialogue example of asking to play with cats and being refused to take them home.

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    This document discusses asking for and giving permission in Indonesian. It provides examples of modals like "may", "can", and "could" used in interrogative sentences to ask for permission. It then lists phrases for giving permission such as "Sure, go ahead" and "Yes, you can" as well as phrases for refusing permission like "No, you may not" and "Unfortunately I have to say no." It concludes with a short dialogue example of asking to play with cats and being refused to take them home.

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    Asking and Giving Permission

    Uploaded by

    Anisa Prastya Ningrum
    This document discusses asking for and giving permission in Indonesian. It provides examples of modals like "may", "can", and "could" used in interrogative sentences to ask for permission. It then lists phrases for giving permission such as "Sure, go ahead" and "Yes, you can" as well as phrases for refusing permission like "No, you may not" and "Unfortunately I have to say no." It concludes with a short dialogue example of asking to play with cats and being refused to take them home.

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    ASKING AND

    GIVING
    PERMISSION
    Anisa Prastya Ningrum
    2013042056
    LANGUAGE
    FEATURES

    Modals
    Modals, which are used to express willingness, necessity or
    possibility. (may, can, could, should, would)
    Simple Present Tense
    (Interrogative sentence)

    modals + I / she /he + verb ?


    May I . . . ?
    Could I . . . ?
    ASKING FOR
    PERMISSION Can I . . . ?
    Do you mind if I. . . ?
    Is it okay if I . . .?
    Would you mind if I . . .?
    GIVING REFUSING
    PERMISSION PERMISSION
    (Tentu, silahkan. )

    (Tidak masalah)
    Sure, go ahead. No, you may not.
    ((Ya, kamu bisa.)
    No problem. I’m sorry, but that’s not
    (Dengan senang hati.)
    Yes, you can. possible.
    ( Saya tidak keberatan.)
    Please feel free. Unfortunately I have to say no.

    I don’t mind. It's okay. You couldn’t do that.


    Susanti: Mei mei What are the names of your cats?

    Mei mei : They are yupi and lupi.

    Susanti: May I play with them?

    Mei mei: Yes, feel free to play with them.

    Susanti: They are so cute! Can I bring them to my

    home?
    Mei mei: I am sorry but you can't, Susanti. They
    are scared of a new place and I'm afraid they will
    scratch you.
    PRACTICE
    THANK YOU

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