Cool MateMeaning of Give it to
To hand something to someone.
In simple words: Hand something over to someone.
Give it to in a sentence
- Please give it to me when you are done.
- I will give it to you later today.
- Can you give it to him instead of leaving it here?
- She decided to give it to the charity.
- Don't forget to give it to your parents.
- He always remembers to give it to the right person.
How to use Give it to
Use in everyday conversation to express handing something to someone. Avoid in very formal writing.
Grammar pattern
give + object + to + recipient
Memory hint
Imagine giving a gift to a friend.
Related words
Collocations with Give it to
- give it to someone
- give it to me
- give it to them
Common mistakes with Give it to
- Confuse with 'give up' which means to stop trying.
- Omit the 'to' when specifying the recipient.
- Use with incorrect object pronouns.
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Frequently asked questions about Give it to
What does Give it to mean?
Hand something over to someone.
What is the definition of Give it to?
To hand something to someone.
How do you use Give it to in a sentence?
Please give it to me when you are done.
Can you give another example of Give it to?
I will give it to you later today.
What are synonyms for Give it to?
Common alternatives include hand over, pass, transfer, deliver, present.
What words go with Give it to?
It commonly pairs with give it to someone, give it to me, give it to them.
What are common mistakes when using Give it to?
Confuse with 'give up' which means to stop trying. Omit the 'to' when specifying the recipient. Use with incorrect object pronouns.
How do you pronounce Give it to?
US: //ɡɪv ɪt tə//, UK: //ɡɪv ɪt tuː//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.
When should I use Give it to?
Use in everyday conversation to express handing something to someone. Avoid in very formal writing.