Difference Between Can & May | English Grammar Lesson

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Do you use CAN when asking permission?
Or, Do you use MAY?
In this video, understand the right usage of CAN & MAY and also participate in the quiz. Don't forget to put down your scores in the comment box.
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[@ashishrawat8038]

This was amazing concept 👍 please clear wh family concept and make more questions and we learn better 🙂

[@bissessurtushal]

Thank you Teacher ❤

[@Anjalichaturvediyashu]

What a wonderful way ❤to explain in a very easy and smooth language ❤❤❤❤

[@karan_meena_13]

Thank you ma'am 😊

[@mainashekhawat2694]

Thank you mam so much 😃😃🙏🙏

[@Sparrows587]

English was my first language and I still learned something.

[@Ye-seul886]

I am new in this aap. And this is useful for everyone.

[@justzcars906]

Me too

[@Ye-seul886]

@@justzcars906 which class??

[@venudaniel2963]

It's a very nice video teaching, but one suggestion - We have to write in fill in the blank small letter m for may instead of May and c for can instead of Can

[@savitrisingh4174]

Yes the video is quite useful. 😇😇😇👏👏🙌

[@HaimantiMurmu-lu1ly]

Oh no 😊 thank u . I get these questions answer all of them

[@pawankumarmishra3369]

Here we will use can because examiner is making it clear

[@eufemiahaiduwa8093]

It was helpful ❤

[@mohammadkhushamuddinenulla4186]

Thank you mam for daily videos like these tips are really helpful.

[@anmolranasingha6735]

May correct answer

[@akhilamolook6581]

Can 100%

[@raptors2296]

Can is the right answer

[@asmahaseen2112]

Thank you mam. The answer is May.

[@riya3434]

The answer is May. Thanks ma'am 😊

[@devkushlab]

100% possibility so, Use Can

[@PoonamSharma-eo6dn]

3:49 but maam in this how to know in test that the sentence is made by freind or by any formal person?

[@EngVarta]

These are situational based but use of any is correct. May is the polite way and Can is a casual way to ask someone.

[@satyambalhotra1076]

In given assignment 'can' should be used

[@prasenjitmondal1654]

Now I'm clear

[@anirudha3704]

Can final one

[@bismaahmed4927]

It was good video but I have confusion in When you said that It MAY rain today so here we’re not getting any permission so how you did use there MAY? I guess it should bhi Can.....

[@EngVarta]

Here is may is used for possibility

[@angryeagles9295]

Hi mam, I've a doubt. You said " He can do 20 push ups ". Can i say " He can does 20 push ups " Because we need to use does when we're using he/she/it right?. Please clarify.

[@md.mashiurrahmanassistantt4489]

In this sentence "can" is modal verb.we always use base form of verb after modal.

[@priyanga4766]

1.May

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Beautiful voice do you have

[@user-Pro1gyan8tech]

Answer is Can 100 percent

[@-md6lf]

5/5

[@skyptrend4402]

We can leave when we have finished

[@anirudha3704]

May first

[@narayanaRapolu-c2n]

may i know the difference between for and to maam

[@EngVarta]

If the sentence discusses the actual action of giving or transferring, use to followed by the recipient, as in, “he handed the gift to her.” If the sentence discusses the reason why something is given or transferred, use for, as in, “he picked out a gift for her.

[@rakhisharma-yz5dj]

We may leave when we've finished.

[@sandeeprevanwar1191]

There should be May
Because we don't know when all finished.

[@karnatimamatha1069]

Can because it says 100%

[@bapusahebraut4739]

We can leave when we've finished

[@rajannavemula889]

Need some more examples

[@Mommy_Alpha_vlog]

We may leave when we've finished

[@anirudha3704]

Mau

[@ramalliram9829]

Answer is can madam

[@thamizhdhanasekar]

May

[@priyadarshinipandey433]

May

[@DS_Reddy]

Can

[@mohammadkhushamuddinenulla4186]

The examiner says "We can leave when we've finished."

[@eagledarshan6060]

1st viewer

[@robinjohn1933]

We can leave whaen we've finished.

[@riya3434]

The answer is May. Thanks ma'am 😊

[@akhilamolook6581]

Can 100%

[@riyadutta4517]

May

[@Abhuriya]

Can

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We can leave when we've finished

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Can

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May

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May

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Can

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May

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Can

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Can

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May

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May

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Can

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May

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Can

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May

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Can

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May

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Can

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may

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Can

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May

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Can

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May

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Can

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May

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Can

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May