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Collocation

Could I get a bag?

verb + article + noun A2 verb + article + noun

A polite request for a bag, typically when purchasing items in a store or to hold something.

Could I get a bag?: A polite request for a bag, typically when purchasing items in a store or to hold something.

Definition

'Could I get a bag?' is a common English collocation. A polite request for a bag, typically when purchasing items in a store or to hold something.

get + a + bag

“After paying for her groceries, she politely asked, 'Could I get a bag for these, please?'”

Examples

  • I just bought this book; could I get a bag for it?
  • Excuse me, could we get a bag for all these souvenirs?
  • She bought a new shirt and asked the clerk, 'Could I get a bag, please?'
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  • They forgot their reusable bags, so they had to get a paper bag at the store.
  • After selecting the apples, he wondered, 'Could I get a bag for these, or should I just carry them?'
  • We need to get a sturdy bag for these heavy items.
  • When she finished packing her groceries, she realized she still needed to get one more bag for the last few things.
  • He accidentally left his bag at home, so he had to get a new one for his purchases.
  • The cashier asked, 'Would you like to get a bag for that?'

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