"I am out of having something" Does it make sense?
"I am out of having something" Does it make sense?
I wanna say I dont have any of that and demand it from others
give me examples
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Yep, you can, except you don't really say "having" when you're saying it. You just say "I am out of (something)."
For example:
"I'm out of money, let me borrow some."
"I'm out of food, order some pizza."
Hope this helps.
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You can also just say "I am all out" if the person you are talking to already knows what the "something" is.
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