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Discover Ludwig"May I do" is a perfectly acceptable phrase in written English, as it is used as a polite way of asking for permission.
For example: "May I do the honors and cut the cake?".
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May I do so?
May I do that?
May I do it?
May I do my demonic laugh before I go?
May I do paid work during my third trimester while on leave?
May I do that, or must I return it knowing that someone else is waiting for it?
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Mays: I don't know.
He may, but I don't.
Tentative as it may be, I don't consider it ill-founded.
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"Our policy may fail; I do not deny that this is an adventure.
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