"May I use this telephone?" "Go ahead."の英語

"May I borrow this pen?" "Sure, go ahead."

"May I use this pencil?" "Yes, you may."

"May I use this pencil?" "Yes, you may."

"Is it okay to call you tonight?" "That is fine."

"May I call you tonight?" "Sure."

“May I borrow your car?"—“Go right ahead!"

Could you tell me how to use the telephone?

"Is it fine to change the channel?" "Mm, yeah."

"Ehm", "Can I help you?" "Would you be able to take a picture with me?"

"May I take this umbrella?" "No, you may not."

“Would you hold this for a moment?" “With pleasure."

“May I come?"—“By all means."

"You've got big ears, Tom. Hey, can I rub them?" "Stop it!"

“Will you help me to carry this?"—“(Yes,) with pleasure."

"Can I use your car?" "Sure. Go ahead."

"One of this and two of this, please." "Take-away?" "No, having here."

"May I use your dictionary?" "By all means."

"May I use your pencil?" "Sure go ahead."

“May I use your car?"—“No, you may not."

Who should we call on this phone?

"Can I use your dictionary?" "Yes, here you are."

"Is it OK to eat this mushroom?" "It's OK to eat anything once."

"Can I eat this mushroom?" "You can eat anything one time."

"Tom, could you lend me your electronic dictionary?" "Yeah, no problem. Here you go." "Thank you!"

"Would you mind giving me a lift in your car?" "Not at all."

"Do you mind my borrowing your microscope?" "No, not at all."

call up by using a cellular phone

"Will you show me your ticket?" "Yes, of course."

"Can I see your ticket?" "Yes. Here it is."

“Can I help you?"—“Oh thanks."