Collocations with have. Example sentences with have. Usages of have.
Since verbs such as 'have, get, make, run' have so many meanings, it is very difficult to memorize all of them. Learning these words as collocations will be more effective. The most used collocations and example sentences with the verb 'have' are listed below.
COLLOCATIONS
| • have a car • have money • have dark hair • have a career • have a bad temper • have a relationship • have a right • have no fear • have patience • have faith • have a chance • have time • have an opportunity • have access • have a good time • have a busy day • have a hard time • have a happy life • have difficulty • have an accident • have a problem • have trouble • have a nightmare • have a cold • have a headache • have a disease • have fever • have flu • have a disability • have a guess • have a reason • have a feeling • have an idea • have an impression • have a doubt • have a goal • have a plan • have a look • have a swim • have a drink • have a nap • have a bath • have a shower • have a bite • have a dance |
• have a dream • have a competition • have a jog • have a laugh • have a listen • have a shave • have a smell • have a rest • have a run • have a try • have a walk • have a wash • have a wish • have a think • have an excuse • have an experience • have a fall • have sex • have a workout • have an effect • have success • have a party • have a holiday • have a journey • have a meeting • have an exam • have an appointment • have an interview • have a conversation • have a talk • have a discussion • have a word • have a fight • have an argument • have breakfast • have lunch • have dinner • have a cup of tea • have a snack • have a taste • have a kid • have a baby (= give birth) • have a haircut • have a break • have a day off |
EXAMPLE SENTENCES
• I don’t have any money.
• When did you have your breakfast
• She had a baby last year.
• I have a severe headache.
• I had a backache so I couldn’t sleep well last night.
• I had a busy day.
• I always have a good time with her.
• We had a great weekend.
• They had a hard time after his death.
• She wants to have a career as a singer.
• We still have a chance to solve the problem.
• Call me when you have a chance.
• You should have a haircut.
• I want to have a holiday with my family.
• She usually has a jog in the evening.
• I have a lesson after an hour.
• Did you have fun at the party?
• I have no fear of death.
• I have no more patience.
• You need to have a rest.
• He is a man who has no self-esteem.
• She was forced to have sex.
• I have work to do today.
• I think he’s having a heart attack.
• I will have a job interview tomorrow.
• I had a long conversation with my friend.
• I have faith in you.
• I had a snack on the road.
• We have a big problem.
• He had an accident yesterday.
• I had a strange dream last night.
• Do you have time for a talk?
• He had a bad fall yesterday.
DAILY USAGES
• Have a good day!
• Have fun!
• Have a nice holiday!
• Have a safe trip!
• Have a look over there.
• Have a nice flight!
