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UK//juː kɑːnt hæv hɪm//US//ju kɑnt hæv hɪm//

Meaning of You can't have him

A statement denying someone the right to possess or keep a person.

In simple words: You cannot possess or control him.

You can't have him in a sentence

  • When she said, 'You can't have him,' it was clear she was very protective.
  • In the argument, he shouted, 'You can't have him, he's mine!'
  • Even though they fought, she reminded him, 'You can't have him, he loves me.'
  • She felt brave standing up for her friend, saying, 'You can't have him!'
  • After hearing the news, she simply stated, 'You can't have him, I'm not letting go.'

How to use You can't have him

This phrase is often used to assert ownership or claim over someone, generally used in emotional or contentious contexts.

Grammar pattern

standalone statement

Memory hint

Think of 'have' as keeping or possessing, like 'have a pet' but in a personal situation.

Related words

Collocations with You can't have him

  • have someone
  • claim someone
  • take someone away
  • defend someone
  • protect someone

Synonyms for You can't have him

  • You cannot take him
  • He is not yours
  • You do not own him
  • He is not for you
  • You can't control him

Common mistakes with You can't have him

  • Confusing the meaning with 'You can't have it' when referring to objects instead of people.
  • Using this phrase in a joking manner can be inappropriate depending on the context.
  • Incorrectly attributing ownership in relationships, leading to misunderstandings.

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Frequently asked questions about You can't have him

What does You can't have him mean?

You cannot possess or control him.

What is the definition of You can't have him?

A statement denying someone the right to possess or keep a person.

How do you use You can't have him in a sentence?

When she said, 'You can't have him,' it was clear she was very protective.

Can you give another example of You can't have him?

In the argument, he shouted, 'You can't have him, he's mine!'

What are synonyms for You can't have him?

Common alternatives include You cannot take him, He is not yours, You do not own him, He is not for you, You can't control him.

What words go with You can't have him?

It commonly pairs with have someone, claim someone, take someone away, defend someone, protect someone.

What are common mistakes when using You can't have him?

Confusing the meaning with 'You can't have it' when referring to objects instead of people. Using this phrase in a joking manner can be inappropriate depending on the context. Incorrectly attributing ownership in relationships, leading to misunderstandings.

How do you pronounce You can't have him?

US: //ju kɑnt hæv hɪm//, UK: //juː kɑːnt hæv hɪm//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.

When should I use You can't have him?

This phrase is often used to assert ownership or claim over someone, generally used in emotional or contentious contexts.