When you "make time for something", you, stop doing it, find time for it because it is important, do it very quickly, When you "put something off", you, do it later, finish it early, ask somebody else to do it, When you fit something in, you, cancel it, do it every week, find a place for it in your busy schedule, Your week is very busy, but you still want to exercise. What would you say ?, I’m trying to make time for exercise., I’m putting exercise off forever., I’m having enough exercise., When you focus on something, you, give it most of your attention, forget about it, spend less time on it, You have 30 free minutes before dinner and want to go for a walk. What do you say?, I think I can fit a walk in., I’m spending time on a walk., I’m putting a walk off., When you "have enough time for something", you, have more time than everyone else, have the time you need, are late, You planned to clean today, but you decide to do it tomorrow. What would you say?, I’m fitting cleaning in., I’m putting cleaning off until tomorrow., I’m focusing on cleaning tomorrow., You want to practice your English more often, but your evenings are always busy. What do you say?, I don't have time for English., I don't have enough time to practice in the evenings., I don't want to make time for English., When you "spend time on something", you, pay money for it, stop doing it, use your time doing it, One project is taking most of your attention this week. What do you say?, I’m focusing on this project at the moment., I will put it off., I can't make time for it., You want another person to do something for you but they say they don't have enough time. What do you say?, I need you make time for this., I need that you make time for it., I need you to make time for it.

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