Rules are formal sets of instructions. When we have the power to make rules, other people will interact with us for permission.
Compare the pairs of sentences below. Do both sentences mean the same thing? Choose = if the sentences have a similar meaning or ≠ if the sentences do not mean the same thing.
Campers may see bears in the campground.
The campground permits campers to see bears.
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May I cook over an open fire?
Am I allowed to burn wood to make meals?
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Clean bottles or cans may be put in the recycling bins or taken home.
Campers have two choices for what to do with empty drink containers.
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May campers bring a pet into the campground?
Can campers bring a dog or cat into the campground?
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May you travel home safely!
You have permission to drive carefully on your way home
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