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Mr. Johnson, do I have your permission to record this conversation? vs Mr Johnson do I have your permission to record this conversation?

Both phrases are correct, but they differ in the use of a period after 'mr' in the first phrase. The first phrase includes a period after 'mr' as it is a common convention to use periods in titles like 'Mr.' in formal writing. The second phrase omits the period, which is also acceptable in less formal contexts.

Last updated: March 22, 2024

Mr. Johnson, do I have your permission to record this conversation?

This phrase is correct. It follows the common convention of using periods in titles like 'Mr.' in formal writing.

This phrase is suitable for formal or professional contexts where a more formal style is preferred. The use of the period after 'mr' adds a touch of formality to the address.
  • Now, do I have your permission to just...
  • Do I have your permission to marry Emily?
  • Do I have your permission to leave?
  • - Well, do I have your permission...
  • Do I have your permission to deal with him?
  • Do I have your permission to deal with him?
  • Do I have your permission to invite Carole?
  • Do I have your permission to talk to Campeggio?
  • May I have your permission to court you?
  • Now, do I have your permission?
  • - And do I have your permission to do so?
  • Do I have your permission to be in this room with you?
  • Do I have your permission to go back in now?
  • Do I have your permission to act as I see fit?
  • So, I have your permission to accept?
  • May I have your permission to ascertain if there are any breaks?
  • May I have your permission to withdraw from the case?
  • So, do I take that as a "yes," I have your permission?
  • Okay, so do I have your permission?
  • Miss Audrey, may I have your permission to show the girls the gowns?

Alternatives:

  • Mr. Johnson, do I have your permission to record this conversation?

Mr Johnson do I have your permission to record this conversation?

This phrase is correct. It omits the period after 'mr,' which is also acceptable in less formal contexts.

This phrase is suitable for informal or casual conversations where a less formal style is preferred. Omitting the period after 'mr' can make the address feel more relaxed and conversational.
  • Now, do I have your permission to just...
  • Do I have your permission to marry Emily?
  • Do I have your permission to leave?
  • Do I have your permission to deal with him?
  • Do I have your permission to deal with him?
  • Do I have your permission to invite Carole?
  • Do I have your permission to talk to Campeggio?
  • May I have your permission to court you?
  • - Well, do I have your permission...
  • - And do I have your permission to do so?
  • Do I have your permission to be in this room with you?
  • Do I have your permission to go back in now?
  • Do I have your permission to act as I see fit?
  • So, I have your permission to accept?
  • May I have your permission to ascertain if there are any breaks?
  • May I have your permission to withdraw from the case?
  • Okay, so do I have your permission?
  • Now, do I have your permission?
  • Miss Audrey, may I have your permission to show the girls the gowns?
  • Could I have your permission to please speak with the Father a minute?

Alternatives:

  • Mr Johnson, do I have your permission to record this conversation?

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