The phrasal verb are I Owe You

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I Owe You

Meaning. Usage: Similar to giving someone a debt coupon
Explanation: The literal meaning is exactly as it appears. However, this expression is merging all the words together to create a noun phrase. The closest meaning is a debt coupon. The coupon would be a piece of paper that would be a promise to pay back what was borrowed.
Some examples to explain more about
1- I don't have any money so can I get an I owe you.
2-I'll need an I owe you because I don't have any money.
3- I used up an I owe you already so he won't let me borrow again!
The conversation about phrasal verb
A- Do you want to grab a steak tonight?
B- I'd love to, but I won't have any money until payday?
A- I'll give you an I owe you until you get your paycheck!
B- Thanks man. I appreciate that.

Other Common Sentences
1-Can I borrow it from you?
2-Can I pay you back later?

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