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UK//meɪk taɪm//US//meɪk taɪm//

Meaning of Make time

To create an opportunity or find time to do something.

In simple words: to find or create an opportunity to do something

Make time in a sentence

  • I need to make time for my hobbies this weekend.
  • She decided to make time to help her friend with the project.
  • If we want to catch up, we need to make time next week.
  • You should make time to exercise regularly for better health.
  • He always tries to make time despite his busy job.

How to use Make time

Used when discussing time management. Common in both spoken and written English, particularly in informal contexts.

Grammar pattern

make + time + to + verb

Memory hint

Think of a clock being created - you have to 'make' it tick!

Related words

Collocations with Make time

  • make time for
  • make time to relax
  • make time to study
  • make time in your schedule

Synonyms for Make time

  • find time
  • allocate time
  • set aside time
  • create time
  • schedule time

Common mistakes with Make time

  • Confusing 'make time' with 'have time' - they mean different things.
  • Using in a formal context without supporting phrases, which may sound awkward.
  • Misplacing the object - it’s correct to say 'make time to study' not 'make time studying'.

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Frequently asked questions about Make time

What does Make time mean?

to find or create an opportunity to do something

What is the definition of Make time?

To create an opportunity or find time to do something.

How do you use Make time in a sentence?

I need to make time for my hobbies this weekend.

Can you give another example of Make time?

She decided to make time to help her friend with the project.

What are synonyms for Make time?

Common alternatives include find time, allocate time, set aside time, create time, schedule time.

What words go with Make time?

It commonly pairs with make time for, make time to relax, make time to study, make time in your schedule.

What are common mistakes when using Make time?

Confusing 'make time' with 'have time' - they mean different things. Using in a formal context without supporting phrases, which may sound awkward. Misplacing the object - it’s correct to say 'make time to study' not 'make time studying'.

How do you pronounce Make time?

US: //meɪk taɪm//, UK: //meɪk taɪm//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.

When should I use Make time?

Used when discussing time management. Common in both spoken and written English, particularly in informal contexts.