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You got any more of that

🇬🇧 UK //jʊ ɡɒt ˈɛni mɔːr əv ðæt// 🇺🇸 US //ju ɡɑt ˈɛni mɔr əv ðæt//

Meaning of You got any more of that

A casual way to ask if more of something is available.

In simple words: Do you have additional quantities of that?

You got any more of that in a sentence

• You got any more of that pizza left?
• At the barbecue, I asked, 'You got any more of that sauce?'
• After finishing my drink, I wondered, 'You got any more of that lemonade?'
• During the movie night, I asked, 'You got any more of that popcorn?'
• 'You got any more of that music from the party?' he asked.

How to use You got any more of that

Used among friends or in casual settings, not appropriate for formal conversations or professional settings.

Grammar pattern

you got + object

Memory hint

Imagine someone asking for seconds at a party: 'You got any more of that cake?'

Related words

Collocations with You got any more of that

• got any more
• got that
• any more of that

Synonyms for You got any more of that

• Do you have more of that?
• Got any more?
• Is there more of that?

Common mistakes with You got any more of that

• Using 'got' in a formal context.
• Omitting 'any' and saying 'You got more of that.'
• Using 'have' instead of 'got' in informal speech.

Frequently asked questions about You got any more of that

What does You got any more of that mean?

Do you have additional quantities of that?

What is the definition of You got any more of that?

A casual way to ask if more of something is available.

How do you use You got any more of that in a sentence?

You got any more of that pizza left?

Can you give another example of You got any more of that?

At the barbecue, I asked, 'You got any more of that sauce?'

What are synonyms for You got any more of that?

Common alternatives include Do you have more of that?, Got any more?, Is there more of that?.

What words go with You got any more of that?

It commonly pairs with got any more, got that, any more of that.

What are common mistakes when using You got any more of that?

Using 'got' in a formal context. Omitting 'any' and saying 'You got more of that.' Using 'have' instead of 'got' in informal speech.

How do you pronounce You got any more of that?

US: //ju ɡɑt ˈɛni mɔr əv ðæt//, UK: //jʊ ɡɒt ˈɛni mɔːr əv ðæt//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.

Is You got any more of that formal or informal?

"You got any more of that" is informal, so it fits casual conversation with friends and family.

When should I use You got any more of that?

Used among friends or in casual settings, not appropriate for formal conversations or professional settings.