PERMISSION

 asking permission
it is wise for us to ask permission when we want to start to use
something that belongs to someone else or we want to do something, for
example if we want to leave the classroom while the studying happens, we
need to ask the teacher’s permission.
examples of asking permission:
 can i use your pen, please?
 can i sit here?
 is it okay if i sit here?
 can i ask you a question?
 may i use your computer?
 may i come in?
 can i take a look at your book?
 do you mind if i turn down the tv?
 do you mind if i use your phone?
 would you mind if i opened the window?
 if you don’t mind, i’d like to smoke.
 i wonder if i could borrow your car for a few days.
 would it be all right if i borrowed your phone?

giving permission

permission is defined as giving consent or authority or allowing

someone to do something. an example of permission is when you are told that
you are allowed to go to a party.

examples of giving permission:

 yes, please do.

 sure, go ahead.
 no problem.
 please feel free.

refusing permission

refusing permission is a situation when someone asks for permission to

do something but the permission request is rejected.

examples of refusing permission:

 unfortunately, you can’t do that.
 sorry, i think it’s impossible for you.

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  i have to say no for this case.
 you cannot do that.
 you could not do that.
 i am afraid not.
 no, you may not.
 sorry, you are not permitted.

this is the conversation about permission:

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Aza, may I borrow
your computer?

Sure, go head.

Thank you.

May I use your

No, I afraid
downloader? I want
you can’t.
to download a file.

Because my
downloader is
occurred an error
problem.
Why?

Oh, Ok.

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 APOLOGY

the definition of apologize means to admit you know you did

something wrong and to seek forgiveness or express your wish that you
hadn't done it. to send someone a card that says you are upset over your
past actions is an example of apologize.

examples of apology:

 i’m sorry/ i’m sorry for…/ i’m sorry that…

 i would like to apologize to you.
 i’m sorry for coming late, sir.
 please forgive me for my mistake.
 i’m really sorry for disturbing you.
 pardon me for not coming on your party.
 oops, sorry
 sorry about that
 i apologize for…
 it was my fault
 i should have…/ i shouldn’t have…
 we deeply regret/ please accept your apologies.

this is the conversation about apology:

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 Owh my
I’ll clean it
god, I’m
soon.
very sorry.

Thank’s
before.

Oh my god,
I apologize my skirt!
once more. It’s It’s ok!
really my fault.

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 PLEASED

the definition of pleased is feeling or showing pleasure and

satisfaction, especially at an event or a situation.

examples of pleased:

 i’m so happy.
 i feel excited.
 i’m very pleased with it.

this is the conversation about plaesed:

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 Hello, who I am
speaking to.

Hello, Aza.
This is
Amar.

What’s
up,
Amar?

It is about the gift that

you gave to me. It is
wonderful. Really, I am
very pleased with it.

Me too, Amar. I am
very delighted to hear
that. It is nice to talk
with you, but I have to
go now.

No problem. I
will call you
later. Bye.

Bye.

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 displeased

the definition of displeased is one form of disclosure that is

expressing displeasure with something and annoyed or angry, usually
because something is not very good or someone has made a mistake.

examples of displeased:

 it is a shame.
 it was very poor.
 oh, no!
 i am very annoyed.
 it is a bad news.
 i really hate …
 i am extremely displeased to …
 it really makes me angry.
 mind what are you doing!
 mind your words!
 how annoying!
 how awful!
 what a bore!
 who do you think you are?

this is the conversation about displeased:

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 Miftah, I am sure that you
What are you hide my book!
talking about?!
You think that I
hide your
book? It really
makes me angry!

Hey Dedek, is this

your book?

Yes, that’s
I found it in the library mine! Where
did you get it?

Anytime. By the way, you

should apologize to
Miftah. O…thank, God. Thank
you, Imin.

Oh come on … Hey dude, sorry about

forget about it. that. That was all my
fault.

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