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| Could you give me a cake,please? Certainly or Sure Is "Certainly" or "Sure" the only answer to the question above or there are other flexible ways of answering requests. Whereas, making a request using "May I...? An appropriate way of answering it would be "Yes, of course." Would there be other ways of answering Q beginning with " May I..? What about "Do you mind....? "Not at all" would certainly be the right way of answering it or I am sorry I cannot. Any other ways of answering it too? Thanks for advising, my dearest teachers! :"( |
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| Q: May I have a piece of cake? A: Yes, you may. Q: May I have a piece of cake? A: Yes, of course. Q: May I have a piece of cake? A: Yes, you surely may. Q: May I have a piece of cake? A: Of course. Q: May I have a piece of cake? A: Here are two pieces. Give one to Ron. :wink:
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