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May I , is always used to ask permission if you are allowed to do something, it is a formal way of speach. " May I lift up this beam of steel? meaning: Do I have your permission to life this beam of steel.
- May I , is always used to ask permission if you are allowed to do something, it is a formal way of speach.
- " May I lift up this beam of steel?
- meaning: Do I have your permission to life this beam of steel.
- If I could benchpress 425 pounds, do you think I could lift this beam of steel?
- meaning, since I can lift so much do you think it is possible that I could life this beam.
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May I, is always used to ask permission if you are allowed to do something, it is a formal way of speach. Could I, could either be asking permission to do something, or "is it possible to do something."
May I lift up this beam of steel?
meaning: Do I have your permission to life this beam of steel.
If I could benchpress 425 pounds, do you think I could lift
May I lift up this beam of steel?
meaning: Do I have your permission to life this beam of steel.
If I could benchpress 425 pounds, do you think I could lift
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