Meaning & use
special offer for you
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Meaning
phrasefixed phrase
A deal or discount that is intended especially for the person being spoken to.
Grammar: Used as a complete phrase, often in advertising; 'special offer' alone is more general.
Patterns
- a special offer for you
- have a special offer for you
- a special offer on something
We have a special offer for you: buy one, get one free.
This special offer for you expires at the end of the month.
The store sent a special offer for you and your family.
Common combinations
- a special offer for you
- I have a special offer for you today.
- a special offer on
- There's a special offer on coffee this week.
- take advantage of a special offer
- Take advantage of our special offer for you.
Synonyms and how they differ
Word family
- offer noun
- A statement saying you are willing to give or do something.
Practice
The store has a special offer ______ you: 20% off.
Choose one answer.
We say 'a special offer for someone' when the deal is intended for that person. 'To' is not used in this pattern.
Make it your own
Write a sentence using “special offer for you”, then check it and compare it with the examples above.