Collocation
Do you have a smaller size?
To ask if an item is available in a more compact or reduced dimension.
Definition
'Do you have a smaller size?' is a common English collocation. To ask if an item is available in a more compact or reduced dimension.
have + a + [adjective] + size
“Excuse me, do you have a smaller size in this shirt?”
Examples
- Excuse me, I like this jacket, but do you have a smaller size available?
- This shoe is a bit loose; do you have a smaller size in stock?
- The dress is lovely, but it's too big. Do you have a smaller size?
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- I tried on the medium, but it's still large. Do you have a smaller size I could try?
- Before I commit to this purchase, I just want to ask, do you have a smaller size of this hat?
- My daughter likes this toy, but it's quite bulky. Do you have a smaller size that's easier to carry?
- This ring is beautiful, but it slips off my finger easily. Do you have a smaller size I could try on?
- The display model is great, but it takes up too much space. Do you have a smaller size of this appliance?
- I'm looking for a gift, and this seems perfect, but do you have a smaller size of this necklace chain?
- If this pair of trousers doesn't fit after washing, do you have a smaller size I could exchange it for later?
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