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Discover Ludwig"I afforded" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it to indicate that you have the ability or means to provide something, or to have the money to pay for something. For example, "Thanks to the scholarship, I afforded a semester studying abroad."
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Not only was I afforded a great deal of independence in an incredible city, but I left England with friends for life.
I afforded my friend's would-be executioner – most analyses of Pete's "beheading" video indicate that he fought back and was likely only beheaded after his death – so little attention before because, to me, Emwazi was like an actor in a revolting commercial.
It is important to stress that the way I afforded to travel around the world is not a one-size-fits-all formula: it was a series of choices tailored to my personal lifestyle (check out this more detailed article I wrote about how I afford full-time travel).
But, she ate most of the small jar I afforded myself after a long walk to the 7-Eleven.
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