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Vincent Teo Posted 18 years ago
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May I be excused?
A: May I be excused, please ? (What does it mean?)
B: Yes you may.
B: Yes you may.
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Vincent Teo A: May I be excused, please ? ) B: Yes you may. Normally, it is a polite way of asking for permission to leave the room.
- Vincent Teo A: May I be excused, please ?
- ) B: Yes you may.
- Normally, it is a polite way of asking for permission to leave the room.
- It could also be used to ask for permission not to do something.
- We have basketball practice next Tuesday afternoon.
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Vincent TeoA: May I be excused, please ? (What does it mean?)Normally, it is a polite way of asking for permission to leave the room.
B: Yes you may.
It could also be used to ask for permission not to do something.
We have basketball practice next Tuesday afternoon.
May I be excused, please? - meaning, will it be OK if
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