Collocation
Are you free later?
A casual way to ask if someone is available at a later time.
Definition
'Are you free later?' is a common English collocation. A casual way to ask if someone is available at a later time.
Are you + free + later?
“Are you free later? We could grab coffee.”
Examples
- Are you free later? I want to ask you something.
- Are you free later today, or do you have plans?
- Hey, are you free later so we can go for a walk?
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- Are you free later this afternoon to help me carry these boxes?
- Are you free later, or should I call you tomorrow instead?
- Are you free later after your meeting, or will you be working late?
- Are you free later to go over the presentation one more time?
- If you are free later, could you review my resume before I submit it?
- Are you free later tonight, or are you on call for work?
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