ENEnglish dictionary from i have my own peculiar reasons to i have tried either.
- I have my own peculiar reasons
- I have my period.
- I have never been to London
- I have no appetite.
- I have no desire to cause you any trouble.
- I have no desire.
- I have no grievances against him personally.
- I have no idea.
- I have no independent opinion on the subject.
- I have no money
- I have no money with me
- I have no more
- I have no opinion on the subject.
- I have no other place to go to
- I have no recollection of what happened.
- I have no sympathy for her.
- I have no way of verifying this information.
- I have not
- I have not yet received anything from her.
- I have nothing at all to wear.
- I have nothing to do with it.
- I have nothing to offer but blood, toil, tears, and sweat.
- I have noticed that ...
- I have paid my money for entertainment and don't want to be part of a captive audience for advertising.
- I have pain.
- I have pull the tooth.
- I have seen him before
- I have some business to dispose of before we meet.
- I have some issues with his behaviour.
- I have some work to do.
- I have something else to do
- I have suffered an electric shock.
- I have suffered many disadvantages because of it.
- I have the book before me
- I have the highest respect for his ability.
- I have the honour to
- I have thought long and hard about it.
- I have to
- I have to abate blood.
- I have to admit though that ...
- I have to attend a funeral.
- I have to do an errand.
- I have to economize where I can.
- I have to get it off my chest.
- I have to mow the lawn.
- I have to pay a visit.
- I have to provide for three children.
- I have to run an errand in town for my parents.
- I have to settle a score with him.
- I have tried either.
