May I have 2 tickets, please? = _____________ two tickets, ...

[ Modal Verb ]

May I have 2 tickets, please?
= _____________ two tickets, please?

A. You must given me

B. You have got to give me

C. Could I have

D. You may give me

Select your answer:

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