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    The document discusses asking for and giving permission through examples of dialogues. In the dialogues, various phrases are used to ask for permission such as "May I...", "Can I...", and "Could I..." as well as responses granting or denying permission such as "Yes, certainly", "No, I'm afraid not", and "Maybe next time". The document provides multiple choice questions testing understanding of using permission phrases in different contexts.

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    The document discusses asking for and giving permission through examples of dialogues. In the dialogues, various phrases are used to ask for permission such as "May I...", "Can I...", and "Could I..." as well as responses granting or denying permission such as "Yes, certainly", "No, I'm afraid not", and "Maybe next time". The document provides multiple choice questions testing understanding of using permission phrases in different contexts.

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    The document discusses asking for and giving permission through examples of dialogues. In the dialogues, various phrases are used to ask for permission such as "May I...", "Can I...", and "Could I..." as well as responses granting or denying permission such as "Yes, certainly", "No, I'm afraid not", and "Maybe next time". The document provides multiple choice questions testing understanding of using permission phrases in different contexts.

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    The document discusses asking for and giving permission through examples of dialogues. In the dialogues, various phrases are used to ask for permission such as "May I...", "Can I...", and "Could I..." as well as responses granting or denying permission such as "Yes, certainly", "No, I'm afraid not", and "Maybe next time". The document provides multiple choice questions testing understanding of using permission phrases in different contexts.

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    ASKING AND GIVING PERMISSION

    1.    X    : Excuse me, Sir. May I close the door? It’s windy outside.
    Y    : Oh, sure.
    In the dialogue, X is asking for …
    a.    Help b.    Permission c.    Agreement d.    Information
    2.    O    : May I come to your house this afternoon?
    P    : … I’m going to grandma’s house this afternoon. Maybe next time?
    O    : Ok. Maybe next time.
    a.    Sure. b.    I’m afraid you can’t.
    c.    With my pleasure. d.    Yes, please
    3.    ….. borrow your dictionary?
    a.    Shall b.    Can c.    May I d.    Would
    4.    Tono    : Oh, my stomach hurts. Can you get me “Diatabs), please? It is on the table.
    Tina    : …. Here it is.
    Tono    : Thank you.
    a.    Of course you are b.    I doubt
    c.    Never mind d.    Certainly
    5.    Can I …. Your car?
    a.    Use b.    Lending c.    Borrowed d.     Used
    6.    Ratih    : Could I go home early today?
    Boss    : ……….
    a.    Yes, we could. b.    Yes, certainly.
    c.    No, I couldn’t. d.    Yes, I do.
    7.    Steven    : ……………?
    Bian    : Yes, of course you may.
    a.    Are you going to the cinema this weekend?
    b.    Did I meet you last year?
    c.    Is she visiting you this weekend?
    d.    May I go to your house this weekend?
    8.    John    : could I smoke here in this room?
    Jack    : ………………
    a.    Yes, I will. b.    No, I’m afraid you can’t.
    c.    Would you? d.    Yes, I do.
    9.    Manager     : Tom, ... take this note to the accounting department?
    Tom     : Yes, certainly.
    a.    Is it possible for you
    b.    Could you please,
    c.    May I tell you
    d.    Should 1 ask you
    e.    Can I tell you to
    10.    Dito     : Excuse me ...,?
    Diah     : Oh, of course. Here it is!
    a.    Can you help me
    b.    Could you do this me
    c.    Could you do me a favor
    d.    May I borrow your dictionary
    e.    Would you mind opening the door
    11. Antok : I missed the interview because I sent my application form two day ago.
    Iwan : Oh,that’s too late,you . . . it earlier.
    a.could sent
    b.might send
    c.would send
    d.have to send
    e.should have been sent
    12. A : Peter,the reference book is still with you,right ?
    B : Yes,but I still need it.
    A : It . . . a week ago.Many of your friend also need it.
    B : Sorry,Sir.I will return it soon.
    a.must return
    b.should return
    c.should be returned
    d.should have returned
    e.should have been returned
    13. Joko : Did you meet Tuty at Rini’s wedding party ?
    Dwi : No,I didn’t,she had gone home when I arrived.
    Joko : You . . . earlier.
    a.will have come
    b.must have come
    c.might have come
    d.should have come
    e.could have come
    14. Tom : I am going to meet jim his office at 7:30 a.m.
    Chuck : That’s good.When you arrive there,he . . . because he always gets to his office at
    7 a.m.
    a.has come
    b.will come
    c.is coming
    d.will have come
    e.has been coming
    15. Mother : Did Tyo speak confidently enough during the interview ?
    Father : No,he didn’t.he . . . louder.
    a.should speak
    b.could speak
    c.had spoken
    d.have spoken
    e.should have spoken
    ESSAY
    Complete the following sentences using can/may/must/should. Sometimes you need the
    negatives. 1. My father is very smart. He ________ speak five languages.
    2. Look! The girl is falling into the river. We ________ rescue her now.
    3. Tom gets failed in his exams. I think he ________ study harder.
    4. There is nobody in the room now. They ________ go out to buy something.
    5. If you don’t bring your dictionary, you ________ borrow mine now.
    6. You ________ touch the wall. My father has just painted it.
    7. You ________ care about her since she loves you very much.
    8. John is absent from school today. He ________ be sick.
    9. The bus 1 has just left. We ____wait another later.
    10. Sorry, I am very busy now. I ________ help you.
    11. I _______ speak English
    12. You _______ take one if you want to
    13. He doesn’t answer me when I address her,She _______ be angry with me
    14. You feel off again,You _______ be more careful
    15. You _______ not enter the room

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