Here's why and some alternatives:
* "Available" is an adjective: It describes a noun, telling us something is ready for use or accessible.
* To express the idea of being available, you'll need to use different verbs depending on the context:
* "To be available" is the most common phrase.
* Other verbs can also convey availability:
* "To offer": "The store offers a wide selection of products."
* "To provide": "The company provides excellent customer service."
* "To have": "We have rooms available for booking."
Examples:
* Adjective: "The meeting room is available for your use."
* Verb: "I am available to meet on Tuesday."
* Other verbs: "The hotel offers a free breakfast."
Let me know if you have a specific sentence in mind, and I can help you choose the best verb!