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Sun 94 Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Have a time or have the time .
Which one is correct? have a time or have the time in the following sentence?
(teacher to students)
You told me that you would like to have a time (?)to learn more about British culture.
(teacher to students)
You told me that you would like to have a time (?)to learn more about British culture.
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Hi, Which one is correct? have a time or have the time in the following sentence? )to learn more about British culture.
- Hi, Which one is correct?
- have a time or have the time in the following sentence?
- )to learn more about British culture.
- 'have a time' I wouldn't say this is incorrect here.
- Think of it as meaning 'a period of time'.
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Hi,
Which one is correct? have a time or have the time in the following sentence?
(teacher to students)
You told me that you would like to have a time (?)to learn more about British culture.
'have a time' I wouldn't say this is incorrect here. Think of it as meaning 'a period of time'.
'have the time'
Which one is correct? have a time or have the time in the following sentence?
(teacher to students)
You told me that you would like to have a time (?)to learn more about British culture.
'have a time' I wouldn't say this is incorrect here. Think of it as meaning 'a period of time'.
'have the time'
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...have the time....("the" has the meaning of "enough" in your sentence)
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