Spend a good time/have a good time

[Rachel Adams]

Hello.

Do you use 'spend a good time' instead of 'have a good time'?
'He thinks it is enjoyable for everyone to spend a good time with friends.'

 

[Yankee]

You can and with no difference in meaning.

 

[GoesStation]

Do you use 'spend a good time' instead of 'have a good time'?
'He thinks it is enjoyable for everyone to spend a good time with friends.'

It's not natural to say "spend a good time".

 

[Yankee]

"Spend time": common/usual. "Spend a good time": not so common, but would be understood.

 

[emsr2d2]

You'll hear "spend quality time with someone". It doesn't work with "good time".