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The syntax for a lambda expression with receiver is different when you define the function type. First, write the receiver
object that you want to extend. Next, put a `.` and then complete the rest of your function type definition. For example:
type that you want to extend. Next, put a `.` and then complete the rest of your function type definition. For example:

```kotlin
MutableList<Int>.() -> Unit
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## Next step

[Intermediate: Classes and interfaces](kotlin-tour-intermediate-classes-interfaces.md)
[Intermediate: Classes and interfaces](kotlin-tour-intermediate-classes-interfaces.md)