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"I have a little bit time" vs "I have a lil bit time"

The correct phrase is "I have a little bit of time." The use of "little bit" is a common colloquial expression, but it should be followed by "of" to make it grammatically correct.

Last Updated: March 15, 2024

I have a little bit time

This phrase is correct and commonly used in informal speech.

This phrase is a colloquial expression used to indicate a small amount of time available.

Examples:

  • I have a little bit time before my next meeting.
  • Can we talk later? I only have a little bit time right now.
  • She said she had a little bit time to spare.
  • I'll be there in a little bit time.
  • Let's wait a little bit time for them to arrive.

Alternatives:

  • I have a little bit of time
  • I have a bit of time
  • I have a small amount of time
  • I have a short amount of time
  • I have a brief moment of time

I have a lil bit time

This phrase is not correct in standard English.

The correct phrase should be "I have a little bit of time."

Alternatives:

  • I have a little bit of time
  • I have a bit of time
  • I have a small amount of time
  • I have a short amount of time
  • I have a brief moment of time

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