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If you were on an airplane and you feel chilly and would like to ask the flight attendant for a blanket, you could ask any of the following: "I feel a little bit cold, do you have a blanket I could use please?", "Could I please have a blanket?" or "If possible, could I please have a blanket?".

There are several ways you can ask for a blanket on an airplane, especially in a polite manner. 1) "May I have a blanket? It's quite cold." (Using 'may I' is the formal way of asking someone for permission. Here, you are asking permission to use a blanket, while explaining the reason you need it.) 2) "I'm really cold. Could you bring me a blanket?" (This is a simple, yet polite way to ask. You first tell the flight attendant your problem, and you politely ask for assistance.) 3) "It's really cold in here. Is there a blanket I could use?" (This is also a simple, yet polite way to ask. By asking 'is there a blanket', you are making sure that the flight attendant has an extra one that he/she can give you.)

When asking for something from someone, it is always courteous to be polite by adding or starting with the adverb 'please'.This has been emphasized in the first and second requests.The expression 'if you have any to spare' used in the first request, emphasizes the fact that you are not sure if the attendant has an extra blanket to help you with.The verb to 'lend' used in the second request means to give something to someone on the understanding that he/she will give it back. In this case, if he/she has any blanket, even if it's the only one he/she has, as long as it is not in use, will he/she lend it to you?The phrase 'by any chance' used in the third request is an inquiry emphasizing the fact that you are not sure if he/she has a blanket to spare or not. So, you may say: I am feeling really cold, may I please have a blanket if you have any to spare? or Please lend me a blanket if you have any, I am really freezing. or Excuse me, do you have a blanket to spare by any chance?I am feeling very cold.

You can ask for something in a variety of ways. "May I" is usually a very polite way of beginning a request, especially when dealing with people who work in hospitality. "Excuse me," is also a polite way of addressing someone with whom you are not familiar. The first two examples are presented as questions and the last is a polite request followed by "thank you." All three would be acceptable when interacting with a flight attendant.

Here are two questions that you can ask that have the same meaning with the only difference being the modal verb usage, "can," and, "may," which are both used to ask for permission of something. Example sentences : - It's very cold in here, may I have a blanket please? - I'm very cold, can I have a blanket please?

May I have is more formal and more polite than 'can I have'. However, it is also okay to say ''Can I have'' if it is followed by please. Example: Can I have a blanket, please? It is important to be polite. Always say please and thank you. :)

If you are on an airplane and would like to ask the attendant for a blanket, you could try one of the above requests. Using 'would you..' or 'could you...' is very polite - indirect forms of making a request.

When asking anyone for anything, it is always respectful to use the adverb ‘please’ in your question. ‘Please could I have a blanket? I am freezing.’ This is a polite way of asking for a blanket, using the word ‘freezing’ elaborate’s to the person who you are asking that you are very cold.

When you want to ask a flight attendant for a blanket or throw because you feel chilly; you may say it in the following ways: -May I have a blanket or throw? I'm feeling a little chilly -Could I please get a blanket? I'm a bit cold -I'm a bit cold. I was wondering if I can get a blanket or something.