Ok friends, so we have just seen the use of may and might
in models, I have already told you the basic things
Now we will see the use of can and could, which is a very
important part
So you will learn step by step, try to do that
So all the parts are important, simple simple words, but
use is very important
Let's take the third one, can
Hindi is the same as Sakana, Sakta, in the sense of present
It represents your physical capability and mental capability
Physical means physical, mental means mental
It represents your physical and mental capability
For example, I can break this wall
Now to break it, we need the power of our body
I can speak English fluently
Now to speak English fluently, it doesn't matter how tall
you are
So this is about mental capability and knowledge
But in both, we are talking about capability, which is a
common part
So in both senses, we have used can
And that is the important part, no confusion
It is also used for taking casual permission
What is casual permission?
When you go to your friend's office and your boss is there,
you say, may I come in sir
You know your boss is not in the office, your friend is
there, and you go to your friend's office
So if you say, may I come in sir, then your friend will
say, yes yes
And if you enter without permission, then this is also not
good, out of etiquette
So now your friend is stuck, if you say, may I come in,
then he will comment
If you enter without permission, then this is also a
problem, so what to do?
So you are there casually, that is why I am saying, you
will take permission
You have your friend's mobile, you have started using it on
the table without permission, this is not good
You have taken the pen out of your pocket, you have taken
his car and started driving without permission, this is not
good
But will you ask, may I? No, right?
You have to take permission, but not officially,
unofficially, so we will use it
Can I come in? Can I come in Vishal?
Can I use your mobile for a call?
You asked your friend, can I use your mobile for a call?
He will say, yes, this is also a matter of asking, but if
you do it without asking, then it is a matter of feeling bad
And the second and third people will say, you are a strange
friend, I mean, do you understand?
So one etiquette is necessary, a little bit, right?
So two have been used, one is presenting physical and
mental capability, the other is taking your casual
permission with the help of this
There can be many examples, can I use your car, your
mobile, your pen, right?
So, can I use your washroom? Can I use your system?
You have to do something, you have to check your mail, you
have to do something, he does not have time
But permission must be taken, it is necessary to be taken,
right?
Ok, third, I will give you the third use of this, something
different, that may be
Now you have seen, may I come in sir? It is official
Can I come in? It is unofficial
Now the sentence is, can I come in sir or ma'am?
Can I come in sir or ma'am?
After can, while taking permission, here we have said the
name of the friend, we are not saying sir
If you say sir, does sir work in friends? It does not work,
right?
So, if here sir is being said, then mostly what happens?
When permission is taken or given, what do you do?
You may, you can, you do it
In this situation, you will not only give permission, you
will have to leave your chair
You go and help that candidate at the door, why?
You said, he is asking from there, can I come in sir?
You said, yes, come in, yes you can
And he is not coming, he is asking again
If you do it three or four times, you will get angry
Do not get angry, you go and help him
What is the problem? Now I will tell you
It is used for taking permission
Officially, if the candidate is handicapped, who is looking
for permission
Thank you the candidate who is asking for permission if he
is handicapped he can't come inside so he will take
permission like this so there is an understood sense
meaning that you leave your chair and go and help him or
you ring the bell
ask your helping hand
call your helping hand and ask him to bring the person who
is standing at the door may be he is on a wheel chair or
something else meaning he is not able to come inside
that's the thing so this situation will happen it is used
for taking permission officially if the candidate is
handicapped who is looking for permission if he is standing
at the door if he is handicapped you can use this in that
sense in the sense of official is it clear? nothing to be
confused? if there is any confusion, let me know in your
comments ok, see you