『GENKI 1』Lesson 6 (4)┃ How to say "May I....?" using the Te-Form- てもいいですか (temo ii desu ka)
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A verbal te-form plus もいいです means "you may do..." which describes an activity that is permitted. To ask for permission, you can turn it into a question sentence, ～てもいいですか. If somebody asks for permission and you want to grant it, you can either repeat the whole verb te-form plus もいいです construction, or just say いいです. て needs to be a part of the verb and cannot stand alone. So you cannot just say てもいいです or もいいです. The polite and graceful way to grant permission is to say どうぞ.
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