Everyday English
grab something while you can
take an opportunity soon
To grab something while you can means to take it before the opportunity or supply disappears.
Hear it in real life
Should I buy these concert tickets now?
Yes, grab them while you can.
There are only a few discounted passes left, so grab one while you can.
The mistake everyone makes
Not: There are only a few passes left, so take one before they finish.
Say: There are only a few passes left, so grab one while you can.
Use “grab … while you can” to urge someone to take something before it runs out.
Build it
How it fits in a sentence.
grab it while you can; grab something while you can
Your turn: say it out loud
There are only a few discounted passes left, so grab one while you can.
Say it out loud two or three times, until it feels like yours.
grab something while you can
take an opportunity soon
“There are only a few discounted passes left, so grab one while you can.”
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