have time for sth
fixed phr..fixed phr.. To have enough free time to do something. It's often used in the negative to say you are too busy.
fixed phr.. To possess sufficient available time to engage in an activity or person; frequently used in the negative to indicate being too busy.
I have time for a quick chat.
After she finished her project, she finally had time for her hobbies again.
The director, constantly occupied with administrative duties, lamented that he no longer had time for the creative work that he truly loved.
This phrase is very common in the negative ('don't have time for') to politely refuse something.
Contrast with 'make time for', which implies actively creating an opportunity, whereas 'have time for' describes existing availability.
I don't have time of that.I don't have time for that.The correct preposition to use after 'time' in this phrase is 'for'.