have time
fixed phr..fixed phr.. To have a period of time available to do something. You often use this to say you are not busy and are able to do something.
fixed phr.. To possess an unallocated period in which an activity can be performed. Frequently used in questions about availability or in negative statements.
I don't have time to talk right now.
If you have time after the meeting, we should discuss the new project proposal.
Despite his packed schedule, the CEO always insists he has time for any employee who needs to speak with him.
Often followed by 'to' + a verb (e.g., 'have time to eat') or 'for' + a noun (e.g., 'have time for a chat').
Contrast with 'make time', which implies actively creating an opportunity in a busy schedule, whereas 'have time' simply states availability.
I not have time.I don't have time.The verb 'have' requires the auxiliary 'do' (don't/doesn't) to form negatives in the simple present tense.