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Meaning of There's an extra __ in there

There is an additional or unexpected item present.

In simple words: There is something additional present.

There's an extra __ in there in a sentence

  • There's an extra cookie in there for you.
  • I noticed there's an extra seat in there for the meeting.
  • There's an extra layer of paint in there, making it sturdier.
  • Looks like there's an extra charger in there that I didn't buy.
  • There's an extra piece of luggage in there; did someone pack too much?

How to use There's an extra __ in there

Use in situations where something unnecessary or more than needed is included. It can be informal but is appropriate in most contexts.

Grammar pattern

standalone phrase

Memory hint

Think of 'extra' like an extra blanket on a bed - it's more than what you need.

Related words

Collocations with There's an extra __ in there

  • extra charge
  • extra payment
  • extra work
  • extra time
  • extra mile

Synonyms for There's an extra __ in there

Common mistakes with There's an extra __ in there

  • Using 'extra' without a noun following it.
  • Misunderstanding 'extra' as only referring to physical objects.

Compare There's an extra __ in there with Additional, Surplus, Spare, Excess, Further

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Frequently asked questions about There's an extra __ in there

What does There's an extra __ in there mean?

There is something additional present.

What is the definition of There's an extra __ in there?

There is an additional or unexpected item present.

How do you use There's an extra __ in there in a sentence?

There's an extra cookie in there for you.

Can you give another example of There's an extra __ in there?

I noticed there's an extra seat in there for the meeting.

What are synonyms for There's an extra __ in there?

Common alternatives include additional, surplus, spare, excess, further.

What words go with There's an extra __ in there?

It commonly pairs with extra charge, extra payment, extra work, extra time, extra mile.

What are common mistakes when using There's an extra __ in there?

Using 'extra' without a noun following it. Misunderstanding 'extra' as only referring to physical objects.

How do you pronounce There's an extra __ in there?

US: //ðɛrz ən ˈɛkstrə ɪn ðɛr//, UK: //ðeərz ən ˈɛkstrə ɪn ðeə//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.

When should I use There's an extra __ in there?

Use in situations where something unnecessary or more than needed is included. It can be informal but is appropriate in most contexts.