have (a) pleasure

Dear teacher

It is correct to say "have pleasure" or "find pleasure". Is it possible to say

"I have A pleasure in doing something"?

Thank you for your help!

Dell

[Francois]

I don't think 'I have a pleasure' is correct. I believe 'to have pleasure in something' and 'to find pleasure in something' work.

FRC

[twostep]

Originally Posted by Francois

I don't think 'I have a pleasure' is correct. I believe 'to have pleasure in something' and 'to find pleasure in something' work.

FRC

Hello stranger, you have been missed! :wink:

The phrase "it is/was a pleasure" is a polite more or less meaningless response. ...thank you for helping me ... it was a pleasure...

[Casiopea]

Originally Posted by Dell

Dear teacher

It is correct to say "have pleasure" or "find pleasure". Is it possible to say

"I have A pleasure in doing something"?

Thank you for your help!

Dell

1. I find pleasure in doing something.
2. Doing something gives me pleasure.