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I can make us dinner vs I can make you dinner

Both phrases are correct, but they are used in different contexts. 'I can make us dinner' implies that the speaker will prepare a meal for both themselves and the listener. On the other hand, 'I can make you dinner' suggests that the speaker will cook a meal specifically for the listener and that they will not be eating together. The choice between the two depends on whether the speaker intends to include themselves in the meal or focus solely on the listener.
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Last updated: June 09, 2024

I can make us dinner

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English.

This phrase is used when the speaker intends to prepare a meal for both themselves and the listener.

Examples:

  • I can make us dinner tonight if you'd like.
  • Let me know if you want me to make us dinner tomorrow.
  • She said she could make us dinner after the movie.
  • Do you mind if I make us dinner this evening?
  • We should plan a day where I can make us dinner together.
  • There's no way I can make dinner with Kira tonight.
  • I'm going to make us dinner tonight.
  • You know, if you'd rather, I could just... make us dinner tonight.
  • You know, if you'd rather, I could just make us dinner... tonight.
  • No, waiting for Julia. I can make you dinner.
  • I can do it in my P.J.s. I can make dinner if while I work, I can even do this job in bed if I want to, and let's face it...
  • Your mother went through a lot trying to make us dinner.
  • With luck, I can still make dinner at Maxim's.
  • No, I can catch the last ferry and still make dinner with Olivia.
  • It was December 3rd, 1980-something, and just like every night, my mom was working her fingers to the bone to make us dinner.
  • I forgot people still make dinner.
  • I'll make us some dinner, we'll forget all about it.
  • I'll make us some dinner, and we can spend some time together.
  • Oh. I mean, any guy can make a girl dinner.
  • I told you I was coming home to make dinner.
  • I was thinking I might come home early and make dinner tonight.
  • Tonight I will make dinner for you.
  • Caroline, I need you to make dinner reservations right away.
  • I hope you didn't make dinner.
  • Dear, I'll make dinner now.

Alternatives:

  • I can cook dinner for us.
  • I'll prepare dinner for us.
  • Let me make dinner for us.
  • How about I make dinner for us?
  • Would you like me to make dinner for us?

I can make you dinner

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English.

This phrase is used when the speaker intends to prepare a meal specifically for the listener.

Examples:

  • I can make you dinner tonight if you're free.
  • Let me know what time I can make you dinner.
  • She offered to make you dinner after work.
  • Do you have any preferences for when I make you dinner?
  • I'd love to make you dinner sometime.
  • No, waiting for Julia. I can make you dinner.
  • - Can I make you dinner tonight at my place?
  • There's no way I can make dinner with Kira tonight.
  • I will make you dinner at home.
  • Well, I forgot to make you dinner.
  • Come, I'll make you dinner.
  • I'll bring him by later, and I'll make you dinner.
  • I will make you dinner, and I've got this incredible bottle of barolo.
  • So what I'm thinking is, I should make you dinner as a thank-you gift.
  • Now I'll make you dinner.
  • Then please wait a little, I'll make you dinner.
  • I wanted to make you dinner all by myself.
  • If we get out, I'll make you dinner.
  • Carl, please, come over tonight and I'll make you dinner.
  • I can do it in my P.J.s. I can make dinner if while I work, I can even do this job in bed if I want to, and let's face it...
  • Sorry if it's weird, but I didn't know how to contact you, and I wanted to offer to make you dinner later.
  • What if I make you dinner?
  • Figured it was our turn to make you dinner.
  • Let me make you dinner tomorrow night.
  • With luck, I can still make dinner at Maxim's.

Alternatives:

  • I can cook dinner for you.
  • I'll prepare dinner for you.
  • Let me make dinner for you.
  • How about I make dinner for you?
  • Would you like me to make dinner for you?

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