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Inform or Permission? Don’t Say the Wrong One!

Do you inform people… or ask for permission?
Many English learners make this mistake at school, work, or even in daily life.

In this short video, you’ll learn the difference between inform and permission with a real-life example and simple explanation. Perfect for all English learners, especially in the workplace.

✨ Learn:
– What "inform" means
– When to ask for permission
– Easy example anyone can relate to

Let's start!

Inform means you’re just telling someone what you’ll do. Permission means you’re asking if it’s okay to do something.

When you inform, you’re sharing information — no need for a reply. But when you ask permission, you need a “yes” or “no.”

Informing sounds confident and direct.
Permission sounds polite and respectful.

If you inform, you decide.
If you ask permission, the other person decides.

Here’s an example:

“I’m going out at 5 PM.” — that’s informing.
“May I go out at 5 PM?” — that’s asking for permission.

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