Have [it in mind] / [knowlege] / [it to do]

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Hello,Ask native person for helping to think of [have].I'd make them considered from the definition. 1. [mean] / [purpose] = to have in mind as a purpose; In [This warring was meant for you. ]= He had this warring in mind as a purpose and when he did it he carry out his purpose unto / for you.  I purpose visiting America. = I have visiting America in mind as a purpose and when I do visit America I carry out my purpose for / unto seeing my family or for business. My question is the [have] how to define in [have in mind as a purpose]?              2. [know] = to have knowledge of something as result of personal experience;Here the [have] how to define?          3. In , how to define the [have]? Thank you for your assistance.

Dimsumexpress · Accepted Answer

bepleased Hello,Ask native person for helping to think of [have].I'd make them considered from the definition. 1. [mean] / [purpose] = to have in mind as a purpose; In [This warring was meant for you. ]= He had this warring in mind as a purpose and when he did it he carry out his purpose unto / for you. I purpose visiting America. = I have visiting America in mind as a purpose and when I do visit America I carry out my purpose for / unto seeing my family or for business. My question is the [have] how to define in [have in mind as a purpose]? 2. [know] = to have knowledge of something as result of personal experience;Here the [have] how to define? 3. In , how to define the [have]? Thank you for your assistance.

bepleased ,
We like to help you, But you have to learn to write your questions in a more legible format. Some of your sentences are indeed inscrutable because you have grammar and structural problems combined with word in brackets which made it even more difficult to understand,
My advice to you is, try to limit your questions to two for now and write them in a line by line format. Stay off the brackets until you really know how to use them correctly. I have no idea what you are asking....

Bepleased · Answer

Hi,Thank you for your nice advice.I try to make sense of it clear to you. 1. the definition of the [ to mean or to purpose] = to have in mind as a purposeHere,  how to define to have?2. the definition of the [to know] = to have knowledge of something as result of personal experienceHere, how to define to have?   3. In I have something to do tomorrow, how to define to have?

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