Phrases for Asking Permission for Students.pptx

1. Would it be okay if...?
Purpose: To ask for permission or inquire about someone's opinion on a specific action.
Example: "Would it be okay if I use your colored pencils?"
Teaching Tip: Explain that this phrase is often used when you want to make sure it's fine with someone before you do something.
2. Is it possible to...?
Purpose: To inquire if something can be done, focusing more on feasibility.
Example: "Is it possible to get extra time for this assignment?"
Teaching Tip: Use this phrase to discuss whether a certain action or request can be done, often relating to practicality or rules.
3. Would you mind if...?
Purpose: To ask if someone would be okay with a specific action, usually something that might affect them.
Example: "Would you mind if I sit here?"
Teaching Tip: Emphasize that this is a polite way to ask if your action will bother or inconvenience someone else.
4. Am I allowed to...?
Purpose: To ask if you have permission according to rules or guidelines.
Example: "Am I allowed to eat my snack now?"
Teaching Tip: Explain this phrase is used when you're unsure if something is permitted, often related to school or home rules.
5. Do you mind if I...?
Purpose: To ask if an action would cause any trouble or bother someone.
Example: "Do you mind if I borrow your book?"
Teaching Tip: Point out that this phrase is similar to "Would you mind if...?" and is used to ensure that you are not causing any trouble.
6. Is it alright if...?
Purpose: To check if an action is acceptable or permitted.
Example: "Is it alright if I play with this toy?"
Teaching Tip: Use this phrase to ask if something is okay in a general sense, often used to confirm if an action is acceptable.
7. May I have...?
Purpose: To request something politely.
Example: "May I have a turn with the computer?"
Teaching Tip: Teach this phrase as a polite way to ask for something you need or want.
8. Would it be all right if...?
Purpose: Similar to "Would it be okay if...?", used to ask if an action is acceptable.
Example: "Would it be all right if I left early today?"
Teaching Tip: This is another way to ask for permission, often used in a more formal or thoughtful context.
9. Could I possibly...?
Purpose: To request something politely, often implying a sense of possibility.
Example: "Could I possibly get some help with this problem?"
Teaching Tip: Use this phrase to express a polite request, especially when asking for something that might be considered a favor.

1. Phrases for Asking Permission

2. Would it be okay if...? Asking if a particular action is acceptable. Example: Would it be okay if we read one more story? Would it be okay if I share my snack with a friend? Would it be okay if we draw pictures after finishing our work? Would it be okay if I ask a question? Would it be okay if we play a game at recess?

3. Is it possible to...? Inquiring if something can be done. Example: Is it possible to have an extra story today? Is it possible to use markers for our art project? Is it possible to play outside after lunch? Is it possible to sit next to my friend? Is it possible to have a classroom pet?

4. Would you mind if...? Asking if someone is okay with a particular action. Example: Would you mind if I borrow your pencil? Would you mind if I play with you? Would you mind if I share my snack? Would you mind if we work together on this project? Would you mind if I sit here?

5. Am I allowed to...? Checking if an action is permitted. Example: Am I allowed to go to the restroom? Am I allowed to use the markers? Am I allowed to sit next to my friend? Am I allowed to bring a toy to school? Am I allowed to read a book after I finish my work?

6. Do you mind if I...? Asking if someone has any objections to a particular action. Example: Do you mind if I close the window? Do you mind if I draw a picture on this paper? Do you mind if I join your game? Do you mind if I sit next to you? Do you mind if I share my crayons with you?

7. Is it alright if...? Asking if something is acceptable. Example: Is it alright if I call you later tonight ? I s it alright if I ask a question about the lesson? Is it alright if I get a drink of water? Is it alright if I use the computer for a little while? Is it alright if I bring a book to read during free time?

8. May I have...? Requesting something. Example: May I have a glass of water? May I have some more time to finish my work? May I have a piece of paper for drawing? May I have a drink of water? May I have help with this problem?

9. Would it be all right if...? Asking if a specific action is acceptable. Example: Would it be all right if I took a quick nap during rest time? Would it be all right if I asked for help with my drawing? Would it be all right if I made up a new rule for our game? Would it be all right if I told a story during sharing time? Would it be all right if I used the red marker?

10. Could I possibly...? Politely asking for permission to do something. Example: Could I possibly leave a bit earlier today? Could I possibly borrow a book from the shelf? Could I possibly get a sticker for my work? Could I possibly choose a game for us to play? Could I possibly have a few extra minutes to finish my drawing?