To have inconvenience

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Can we use "have" for "inconvenience"?

For example,

She didn't have inconvenience.
 
honeyhoney said:
Can we use "have" for "inconvenience"?

For example,

She didn't have inconvenience.
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No, we don't say that. You can say, "She wasn't inconvenienced."
 
And, exactly as often, you can "cause" inconvenience to others.

Raymott said:
No, we don't say that. You can say, "She wasn't inconvenienced."
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