Collocation
Does this come in another color?
To ask if an item is available in different color options or variations.
Definition
'Does this come in another color?' is a common English collocation. To ask if an item is available in different color options or variations.
[item] + come in + [option]
“Excuse me, does this shirt come in another color, perhaps blue?”
Examples
- Excuse me, does this come in another color, like green?
- I love this dress, but does it come in another color? Red isn't really my shade.
- The sofa looks great, but does it come in a darker color to match our decor?
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- Before I buy this phone case, does it come in any other colors besides black?
- My daughter wants this toy, but does it come in another color so they don't fight over it?
- I saw this model of car, and I wonder, does it come in another color, maybe silver?
- This lamp is perfect, but does it come in another color that's a bit more subtle?
- They told me this specific edition only comes in one color, but I still asked, 'Does this come in another color?'
- My friend asked the salesperson, 'Does this come in another color, or is white the only option?'
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