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Tmnt53 Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
How to reply to "May I come in?"
Question: "May I come in?" "______"
A. Yes, no problem
B. Feel free
C. You're welcome
D. Sorry, let's wait
I choose A, but the correct answer is D. Could you tell me if I'm wrong?
A. Yes, no problem
B. Feel free
C. You're welcome
D. Sorry, let's wait
I choose A, but the correct answer is D. Could you tell me if I'm wrong?
Top answer
I too would have picked A . D does not sound like a response you would expect to hear. Sorry, you'll have to wait , or Sorry, not right now , would be more likely.
- I too would have picked A .
- D does not sound like a response you would expect to hear.
- Sorry, you'll have to wait , or Sorry, not right now , would be more likely.
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I too would have picked A.
D does not sound like a response you would expect to hear.
Sorry, you'll have to wait, or Sorry, not right now, would be more likely.
D does not sound like a response you would expect to hear.
Sorry, you'll have to wait, or Sorry, not right now, would be more likely.
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I've just looked it up on the Internet and found some documents that say "Feel free" is the correct answer. Please give me some explanation.
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Feel free is a possible answer, but usually feel free is used for general invitations to do something without having to ask again.
Feel free to help yourself from the fridge.
Feel free to borrow my lawnmower whenever you need to cut your grass.
Feel free to help yourself from the fridge.
Feel free to borrow my lawnmower whenever you need to cut your grass.
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