FragnaticDeath wrote:and the winner is...........................
GR!
Congratulations!!
When no means N fu***n O NOOO
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by paliometoxo » Wed Oct 28, 2009 10:20 pm
en eshei diafora en san laleis agapw se / s'agapaw ti diafora exoun?;p
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by Kangarooster » Thu Oct 29, 2009 9:31 am
FragnaticDeath wrote:What is the difference between Can I and May I?
May I means i would like your permission, can i might mean am i capable of doing this, it's actually the same in some way but it can still mean two totally different things depending on the way it's used in the sentence!
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by SSBubbles » Thu Oct 29, 2009 10:08 am
FragnaticDeath wrote:What is the difference between Can I and May I?
Sorry, just being pedantic
though I was always taught the following;
Can I? - am I able (physically and/or mentally) to carry out whatever activity etc?
May I? - am I allowed/permitted to carry out the activity etc?
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