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Grammar detail: verb て form + もいいです
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The て form of a verb plus もいい (です) is used to indicate that it's OK to do something.
For example:
- た食べてもいいです you may eat
With か, this is a common way of politely asking permission to do something:
Notes:
- In colloquial speech, the も may be omitted (ていい)
- てもよい is a direct alternative, but somewhat less common
- In polite speech, the alternative てもよろしい is often used. In written form, よろしい may be written as よろ宜しい
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