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I think it's "May", for the exam choose only "May". "You may turn to the first aid stations if necessary. " It means, you are allowed to do that if necessary.
- I think it's "May", for the exam choose only "May".
- "You may turn to the first aid stations if necessary.
- " It means, you are allowed to do that if necessary.
- But in speaking, people could use "can" and it's acceptable especially for informal stuff.
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I think it's "May", for the exam choose only "May".
"You may turn to the first aid stations if necessary. "
It means, you are allowed to do that if necessary.
But in speaking, people could use "can" and it's acceptable especially for informal stuff.
0Ask them about the reason. I still think it's "may" not "can". But in speaking, it's fine to use "can".
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You can turn to the first aid stations if necessary. (These are available if you need them. )
May is associated with permission. You do not require permission to use a first aid station.
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