Collocation
get a chance
Definition
to have an opportunity to do something
'get a chance' is a common English collocation. to have an opportunity to do something
get + a chance + to + verb
“I didn't get a chance to call you yesterday.”
Examples
- I didn't _____ a chance to talk to the teacher after class.
- Did you _____ a chance to try the new cafe?
- She finally _____ a chance to visit her grandparents last weekend.
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- We haven't _____ a chance to meet the new neighbors yet.
- If you _____ a chance, could you send me the file today?
- He rarely _____ a chance to relax during the week.
- I wish I had _____ a chance to explain before they decided.
- By the time I arrived, I still hadn't _____ a chance to speak to her alone.
- After the meeting, they _____ a chance to ask questions in private.