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"Did not have time" and "had no time" are both expressions used to convey the lack of available time for a particular activity or task. However, there is a subtle difference in their usage and emphasis:
"Did not have time": This phrase implies that the person lacked the necessary amount of time to complete a specific task or engage in an activity. It suggests that their schedule was already occupied or that they were preoccupied with other commitments, resulting in the unavailability of time.
Example: "I wanted to go to the party, but I did not have time because I had to finish my work."
"Had no time": This expression emphasizes the absence of time in a more definitive manner. It indicates a complete absence of free time or availability, without any room for negotiation or possibility of finding a window of opportunity.
Example: "I had no time to prepare for the presentation as I was swamped with back-to-back meetings."
In summary, while both phrases convey a lack of time, "did not have time" suggests a constraint or limitation on available time, while "had no time" emphasizes a complete absence of free time or availability.
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