Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
if you like
Phrase
/ɪf ju laɪk/
Definition
A phrase used to indicate that someone can choose or prefer something; often used to suggest an option or offer.
Examples
- If you like, we can go to the movies tonight.
- Feel free to take a break, if you like.
- I can help you with your project, if you like.
Meaning
This phrase commonly implies that the speaker is open to the listener’s preference or opinion, allowing for flexibility in a situation.
Synonyms
- if you prefer
- if you want
- should you choose
