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Kumenglish Posted 5 years ago
Grammar

Hang up

Can I hang up now?

May I hang up now?

Do I hang up now?

Which one is polite to be used after the conversation? or Please suggest anything suitable.

  

Top answer

" Can I hang up now? " is correct. " May I hang up now?

— Moonrise

  • " Can I hang up now?
  • " is correct.
  • " May I hang up now?
  • " sounds much better.
  • What I understood is that you're asking for permission to end up the call.
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"Can I hang up now?" is correct. "May I hang up now?" sounds much better. What I understood is that you're asking for permission to end up the call. Right? Both are correct grammatically and in meaning.

But frankly, I wouldn't use any of those. At least, I would provide more cont

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kumenglishWhich one is polite to be used after the conversation?

After the conversation you say "Goodbye".

I've never had a conversation that ended with a question about hanging up.

CJ

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kumenglishCan I hang up now?

The only possible context is an employee who is in a customer-support or cold-call training class. During an exercise, a theoretical phone call with a person, the student asks the instructor, "What do I do now? Hang up?"

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