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"May I please" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It is usually used as a polite request. For example, "May I please have the salt?"
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May I please just have this small while?
May I please have your assurance that Ms. Alekhina will have access to vegan foods?
"May I please speak to Patrick?" There was an awkward silence.
If I "educate" my children by praying that they will one day get into Harvard, may I please have a subsidy from the Department of Education?
"Phone conversations also don't start with 'hello, may I please speak to so-and-so,' anymore," said Mr. Rojas, editor of Engadget.com, a Web site of telecommunications technology.
This gritty genre realism is all very informative, you might say, but having traveled this far for a vacation, may I please have some restorative culture -- and perhaps some mindless fun?
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May I ask, please, is this possible?" "I don't think so.
May I ask, please … did you love it there?" "You should be doing your homework".
When I crack my hip, Annabel says, "May I ask, please … doesn't that hurt?" "It helps me".
Be that as it may, I am pleased to give you this update on various other LCN 2000(R) strategic business initiatives, all firmly anchored to our well-established brand names: HELLO?
"And may I ask you please — may I ask you please — not to cross your legs?" My hands were trembling when I took the book from him.
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