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UK//juː wɪl hɑːv ɔːl jʊər miːlz//US//ju wɪl hæv ɔl jʊr milz//

Meaning of You will have all your meals

You will eat every part of the food provided.

In simple words: You will eat all your food.

You will have all your meals in a sentence

  • Don't worry, you will have all your meals included in the package.
  • During the event, you will have all your meals provided for you.
  • For this trip, you will have all your meals taken care of.
  • If you stay here, you will have all your meals served daily.
  • No need to worry about food; you will have all your meals ready.

How to use You will have all your meals

Use this phrase when assuring someone they will receive all their food. Appropriate in casual conversations or when offering meals.

Grammar pattern

standalone phrase

Memory hint

Think of 'meals' as 'real meals' - you will get them all!

Related words

Collocations with You will have all your meals

  • have all meals
  • meals included
  • full meals served

Synonyms for You will have all your meals

  • You will be served all your food
  • You will receive all your meals
  • You will enjoy all your dishes

Common mistakes with You will have all your meals

  • Omitting 'your' and saying 'You will have all meals'.
  • Using present tense incorrectly, e.g., 'You have all your meals.'
  • Confusing 'have' with 'get' - saying 'You will get all your meals.'

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Frequently asked questions about "You will have all your meals"

What does "You will have all your meals" mean?

You will eat all your food.

What is the definition of "You will have all your meals"?

You will eat every part of the food provided.

How do you use "You will have all your meals" in a sentence?

Don't worry, you will have all your meals included in the package.

Can you give another example of "You will have all your meals"?

During the event, you will have all your meals provided for you.

What are synonyms for "You will have all your meals"?

Common alternatives include You will be served all your food, You will receive all your meals, You will enjoy all your dishes.

What words go with "You will have all your meals"?

It commonly pairs with have all meals, meals included, full meals served.

What are common mistakes when using "You will have all your meals"?

Omitting 'your' and saying 'You will have all meals'. Using present tense incorrectly, e.g., 'You have all your meals.' Confusing 'have' with 'get' - saying 'You will get all your meals.'

How do you pronounce "You will have all your meals"?

US: //ju wɪl hæv ɔl jʊr milz//, UK: //juː wɪl hɑːv ɔːl jʊər miːlz//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.

When should I use "You will have all your meals"?

Use this phrase when assuring someone they will receive all their food. Appropriate in casual conversations or when offering meals.