What are the difference between “permission” and “permit”?
When both words are used as nouns.
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“Permit needs an article in front of it and permission doesn’t.
Examples:
1. My mother gave me permission to miss class so I could go to the doctor.
2. The state gave me a fishing permit so I can fish in any public lake in the state.
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These are both forms of the same word. When used as a noun. Permit means a license, or document authorizing something. Permission mean to give leave to do a specific thing or things.
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permission can be a verbal or written communication in response to a direct query for authorization to proceed with a task. A permit is usually, but not limited to, a sanctioned written document by a government agency to proceed with official approval for a project. The permit provides a stamp of approval that answers complaints or queries by interested or hostile parties regarding the legitimacy of an activity you are involved with.
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Permit can be a noun (a document that gives permission for something) and it can also be a verb. “You are permitted to build a fire in the firepit.” My father will not permit me to attend that party.”
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Permission is the grant, the go ahead, maybe verbal or written. The permit is the document where the permission is written.
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Permission is usually verbal. “I give you permission to swim in the pool”
A permit is a slip of paper that typically comes from some form of governing body or authority that gives permission to do something, but with legal authority to do so. “Do you have a permit to install this swimming pool?”
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permission is something you have to get each time you want to be permitted to do certain things…..permit is something that is allowed without getting permission
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