Whether correctly to speak: "Free time"?
Thanks=)
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Using the word "free time" is good to use actually it's easy to understand.
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Yes, why not.
You may say "spare/free/leisure time" when you mean time for ease or relaxation.
In addition "free time" means "idle/standing time", that is when a worker could be working but is not for some reason. It's also called a "timeout".
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Do you have any free time tomorrow?
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"Free time of/for what? :)"
Free time for relax=)
Our Teacher on course, said me, that English people not said "Free time"
But teacher in school always said "free time"
And I don't know, correctly say it, or no...
Sorry for my English ^^"
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Free time of/for what? :)
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