Collocation
Is there another option?
Used to ask if a different choice or alternative is available.
Definition
'Is there another option?' is a common English collocation. Used to ask if a different choice or alternative is available.
Is there + another + option?
“I cannot eat dairy. Is there another option?”
Examples
- This one is too expensive—Is there another option?
- I do not have cash right now. Is there another option?
- If Monday does not work for you, is there another option?
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- The app keeps crashing—Is there another option for submitting the form?
- I cannot attend in person. Is there another option, like joining online?
- If we cannot get approval this week, is there another option to keep the project moving?
- The hotel is fully booked; is there another option nearby that is still available?
- I understand the policy, but is there another option given the circumstances?
- If the supplier cannot meet the deadline, is there another option we can rely on without increasing costs?
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