Are you in the phone book?

Wonder if I could get the recipe.

I can sell my car and we'll get you a shop.

I can still get that job at Remington.

Shall I help you?

May I go with him?

May I come in?

Can I meet you?

Your number's in my program.

Hey, mom! Can I keep the bouquet?

May I borrow your bike?

May I visit you tomorrow?

May I go out to play?

May I have this?

Can I help that?

Can I come along in the boat?

Can I water him for you?

Can I go in the water?

Then the trial. You can already buy your ticket for the electric chair.

This is your number. Don't hang up.

Your check, sir.

I could've got it here in Milford.

May I borrow this CD?

Could I park my car here?

Will I be able to see you next Monday?

Can I help you somehow?

Can I help you, Sir?

Can I give him the check?

Can I give him the check?

Can I give him the check?

Can I kiss him goodbye?

Bobby Dad, can I come down?

Then Will I keep going?

Telegram! Can I open it?

Can I help at all, sir? No.

Could I speak to the doctor?

Could I do anything?

I don't have access to the printed edition.

But let me see if I can, let me get the graphing calculator here.

What's your cell number?

So part of the federalism question which is often posed in countries is that, can I get a government that represents my regional identities, my regional interests etc.?

Can I borrow your laptop for a second?

Can I give him the check?

Could I leave one ticket with you?

Can I still have my dog?