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Discover Ludwig"have anything on" is correct and usable in written English.
It is usually used as an informal way of asking if someone knows something and/or has any information on a particular topic. Example: "Do you have anything on the new housing development that opened up last week?".
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Don't have anything on them, except one or two simple decorations.
Do you have anything on that?
"I didn't have anything on the fastball.
"You don't have anything on the board?" Jackson asked.
There are some headstones that didn't have anything on it.
I don't have anything on that," he replied.
I don't have anything on my plate at all".
CP: I don't have anything on my list.
"We don't have anything on the table," Musburger said.
"They don't have anything on paper," Montgomery said.
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If you don't have anything on-hand, swish some water around your mouth and spit it out.
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