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You can spare some then

🇬🇧 UK //juː kən spɛə sʌm ðɛn// 🇺🇸 US //ju kən spɛr sʌm ðɛn//

Meaning of You can spare some then

To offer a little time or resources to someone.

In simple words: You can give or use a little more time or resources.

You can spare some then in a sentence

• If you can spare some then, I would love to borrow that book.
• Can you spare some then for the charity event?
• She said you can spare some then if you're not using it.
• Do you think you can spare some then for our project?
• I hope you can spare some then for my birthday.

How to use You can spare some then

This phrase is often used in casual conversations. It implies generosity or availability of something small. It may not be suitable in formal contexts.

Grammar pattern

spare + object + some

Memory hint

Think of the phrase as sharing time like sharing cake; it’s about giving a little extra.

Related words

Collocations with You can spare some then

• spare time
• spare change
• spare resources
• spare parts
• spare effort

Synonyms for You can spare some then

• offer
• give
• share
• lend
• contribute

Common mistakes with You can spare some then

• Confusing with 'spare' as in 'spare room' meaning extra space.
• Using 'then' when 'than' is appropriate, especially in comparisons.
• Overusing in formal writing where more specific language is needed.

Frequently asked questions about You can spare some then

What does You can spare some then mean?

You can give or use a little more time or resources.

What is the definition of You can spare some then?

To offer a little time or resources to someone.

How do you use You can spare some then in a sentence?

If you can spare some then, I would love to borrow that book.

Can you give another example of You can spare some then?

Can you spare some then for the charity event?

What are synonyms for You can spare some then?

Common alternatives include offer, give, share, lend, contribute.

What words go with You can spare some then?

It commonly pairs with spare time, spare change, spare resources, spare parts, spare effort.

What are common mistakes when using You can spare some then?

Confusing with 'spare' as in 'spare room' meaning extra space. Using 'then' when 'than' is appropriate, especially in comparisons. Overusing in formal writing where more specific language is needed.

How do you pronounce You can spare some then?

US: //ju kən spɛr sʌm ðɛn//, UK: //juː kən spɛə sʌm ðɛn//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.

Is You can spare some then formal or informal?

"You can spare some then" is informal, so it fits casual conversation with friends and family.

When should I use You can spare some then?

This phrase is often used in casual conversations. It implies generosity or availability of something small. It may not be suitable in formal contexts.