Asking and Giving Permission

Andra: Mom, can I help you?

Mother: Sure

Where is the conversation take place?

• School

• Library

• House

• Hospital

Mitha : Can you give me a book, please?

Sakina : Here it is.

The conversation is …

• Asking for giving information

• Asking for giving direction

• Asking for giving thing

• Asking for giving permission

Yusuf : Oh, I have lost my pen. May I borrow yours, Ton?

Tono : …… Here it is.

• You’re welcome

• I’m sorry

• It’s over there

• Yes, certainly

Anti : I forgot to bring my pencil-case. ……?

Titi : Of course. Here you are.

• Is it your pen

• Could you lend me a pen

• Is it your pen, isn’t it

• May I give you a pen

Novi : Can I go to the theatre with my friend?

Mother : ….., but don’t come home late.

Novi : All right.

• Of course

• No, you can’t

• Certainly not

• I can’t

Colin : May I come in?

Douglas : Yes, of course.

Colin : Could I use the phone, please?

Douglas : ……

• Yes, thanks

• Excuse me

• Yes, please do

• Just fine

Anthony : …… borrow your dictionary?

Clint : Yes, of course.

• Would you like to

• Do I

• Are you

• May I

Utari : Can I borrow your ruler?

Gustaf : Certainly. Here you are.

Utari : Thank you.

Gustaf : ……

• You’re welcome

• Thanks a lot

• You are kind

• It’s okay

Tina: Is this your pencil?

Irma: Yes, it is.

Tina: I need it. may I borrow it?

Irma: ….. Here you are.

• Fine

• Good

• Nice

• Okay

Yara: May I go to the toilet, Sir?

Ari : .....?

• No. I can

• Yes, I can

• Yes, please

• Yes I do