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You may bring your own lunch to school.
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You can do it however you like.
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May I borrow your bike?
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You may use my car.
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You may use my pen.
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That's all right as far as I am concerned.
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Do you mind my making a suggestion?
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You can trust that I will never break my promise.
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Would you mind my opening the door?
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You may leave when you have finished the work.
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May I accompany you on your walk?
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May I go out for a walk?
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You don't need to study today.
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May I come see you this afternoon?
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May I come to see you this afternoon?
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May I call on you today?
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It is all right so far.
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May I talk to you now?
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You may take anything you like.
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You may dance as you please.
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