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I have something verb

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The structure of the phrase “I have something + (verb)” is a method to denote possession of an object or thing and then specify an action that will be taken with that object.

Subject (I) + have + something (noun) + (verb)

The following table illustrates examples of how to utilize “I have something + (verb)”.

ExampleMeaning
I have a book to read.I possess a book and intend to read it.
I have a cake to bake.I possess a cake and plan to bake it.
I have an assignment to complete.I possess an assignment and need to finish it.
I have a decision to make.I possess a decision and must make it.
I have a meeting to attend.I possess a meeting and must attend it.

This structure allows for clear expression of possession and subsequent action associated with the possession.