“I don’t have time to + (verb)” is a common expression used to indicate that someone is too busy or occupied to do something. The following table provides examples of this phrase with different verbs:
I don’t have time to + (verb)
| Verb | Example |
|---|---|
| Exercise | I don’t have time to exercise in the morning. |
| Cook | I don’t have time to cook dinner tonight. |
| Read | I don’t have time to read that book right now. |
| Watch TV | I don’t have time to watch TV during the week. |
| Travel | I don’t have time to travel this year. |
| Learn | I don’t have time to learn a new language at the moment. |
| Volunteer | I don’t have time to volunteer on weekends. |
| Socialize | I don’t have time to socialize after work. |
| Relax | I don’t have time to relax with my busy schedule. |
| Clean | I don’t have time to clean the house today. |
Examples in small sentences:
- I don’t have time to exercise because I have to get to work early.
- I don’t have time to cook because I have a deadline to meet.
- I don’t have time to read that book right now because I have too much work to do.
- I don’t have time to watch TV during the week because I have to study.
- I don’t have time to travel this year because I have to save money.
- I don’t have time to learn a new language at the moment because I have a lot of other commitments.
- I don’t have time to volunteer on weekends because I have family obligations.
- I don’t have time to socialize after work because I have to take care of my kids.
- I don’t have time to relax with my busy schedule because there’s always something to do.
- I don’t have time to clean the house today because I have to finish some work.
