May vs Can Mastery

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Froggy Jumps May vs Can MasteryVersión en línea Choose correctly between may and can por ROSAL GARCIA EUDELYS ANAIS Alumno SISE 1 Which word best fits when asking for permission: “________ I borrow your pen?” a Can b May c Might 2 Which is used to express ability in the present: “She _____ speak three languages.” a Can b Might c May 3 If you’re unsure about permission, you usually use: “______ I…?” a May b Can c Could 4 For a polite request in the present, you should say: “_____ you help me, please?” a Could b Can c May 5 Which sentence asks for permission formally? a Can I leave early today? b Might I leave early today? c May I leave early today? 6 Which word expresses general ability, not permission? a Must b Can c May 7 In past tense, the equivalent of may is often: a May b Might c Can 8 For ability in the present simple negative, you say: “She ____ swim.” a Cannot/Can’t b May not c Might not 9 Which sentence uses correct permission in a formal setting? a Managers can enter the restricted area. b Managers mayging enter the restricted area. c Managers may enter the restricted area. 10 To ask permission less formally in British English, you might use: a Can I…? b May I…? c Could I…?

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May vs Can MasteryVersión en línea

Choose correctly between may and can

por ROSAL GARCIA EUDELYS ANAIS Alumno SISE

Which word best fits when asking for permission: “________ I borrow your pen?”

Can

May

Might

Which is used to express ability in the present: “She _____ speak three languages.”

Can

Might

May

If you’re unsure about permission, you usually use: “______ I…?”

May

Can

Could

For a polite request in the present, you should say: “_____ you help me, please?”

Could

Can

May

Which sentence asks for permission formally?

Can I leave early today?

Might I leave early today?

May I leave early today?

Which word expresses general ability, not permission?

Must

Can

May

In past tense, the equivalent of may is often:

May

Might

Can

For ability in the present simple negative, you say: “She ____ swim.”

Cannot/Can’t

May not

Might not

Which sentence uses correct permission in a formal setting?

Managers can enter the restricted area.

Managers mayging enter the restricted area.

Managers may enter the restricted area.

To ask permission less formally in British English, you might use:

Can I…?

May I…?

Could I…?

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May vs Can MasteryVersión en línea

por ROSAL GARCIA EUDELYS ANAIS Alumno SISE

Which word best fits when asking for permission: “________ I borrow your pen?”

Which is used to express ability in the present: “She _____ speak three languages.”

If you’re unsure about permission, you usually use: “______ I…?”

For a polite request in the present, you should say: “_____ you help me, please?”

Which sentence asks for permission formally?

Which word expresses general ability, not permission?

In past tense, the equivalent of may is often:

For ability in the present simple negative, you say: “She ____ swim.”

Which sentence uses correct permission in a formal setting?

To ask permission less formally in British English, you might use:

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