150 Sentences Using Collocations with “Have”
Here’s a big list of 150 Sentences Using Collocations with “Have”.
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ToggleHave + Food/Drink
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I usually have breakfast at 8 a.m.
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Let’s have lunch together.
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We will have dinner at a restaurant.
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She had a snack in the evening.
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Can I have a cup of tea?
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They had some coffee after work.
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I want to have some water.
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He always has soup before meals.
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Did you have dessert last night?
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We had pizza for dinner.
Have + Events/Activities
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Let’s have a party this weekend.
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They had a meeting yesterday.
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We will have a holiday in December.
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She had an interview last week.
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We will have a picnic tomorrow.
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Let’s have some fun.
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They had a fight but made peace later.
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We had a great time at the park.
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She will have a break after class.
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Let’s have a chat after lunch.
Have + Experiences
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I had a good time at the party.
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We had a wonderful holiday.
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She had a bad day at work.
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Did you have a nice weekend?
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He had an amazing trip.
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We had a boring lecture.
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I had an exciting adventure.
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They had a terrible experience.
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She had a difficult time.
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We had fun at the zoo.
Have + Health/Feelings
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I have a headache.
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She has a cold.
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He had a fever last night.
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They have a cough.
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I have toothache.
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She had back pain.
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I had the flu last winter.
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He has stomach ache.
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She had an injury.
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I have an allergy.
Have + Communication
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Let’s have a talk.
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We had a serious conversation.
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They had an argument.
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I will have a word with him.
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She had a discussion with her teacher.
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Let’s have a debate in class.
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We had a phone call.
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He had a chat with his friend.
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They had a long discussion.
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I want to have your opinion.
Have + Fun/Leisure
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Let’s have a game of chess.
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We had a dance at the party.
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She had a swim in the pool.
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They had a walk in the park.
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I had a ride on the roller coaster.
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He had a rest after work.
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We had a holiday in the mountains.
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She had a nap in the afternoon.
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They had a barbecue in the garden.
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We had a movie night.
Have + Work/Studies
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I have homework to do.
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She had a class at 9 a.m.
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We have a test tomorrow.
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He had a project to finish.
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They have an exam next week.
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I had a lecture on history.
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She has a job interview today.
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He had training at the office.
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We have an assignment to submit.
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They had a workshop yesterday.
Have + Relationships
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I had a friend in London.
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She has many cousins.
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They had a good relationship.
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He has a girlfriend.
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We had a baby last year.
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She has two brothers.
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They have kind neighbors.
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I had a pet dog.
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She had a loving family.
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We have nice teachers.
Have + Responsibility/Obligation
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I have work to finish.
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She has chores to do.
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They had a duty to help.
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He has responsibilities at home.
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We have rules to follow.
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I had a task to complete.
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She has an appointment.
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They have an important role.
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I have something to tell you.
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He had a promise to keep.
Have + Success/Failure
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I had a chance to win.
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She had an opportunity to travel.
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He had luck in business.
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We had success in our work.
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They had victory in the match.
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I had failure in the exam.
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She has talent in music.
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They had good results.
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He had progress in his studies.
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We had growth in our business.
Have + Accidents/Problems
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I had an accident last year.
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She had trouble with her phone.
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We had a problem with the car.
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He had difficulty in math.
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They had issues at work.
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I had a delay in my flight.
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She had a fall on the stairs.
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We had a power cut.
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He had noise in the neighborhood.
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They had stress at school.
Have + Weather/Nature
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We had rain all night.
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They had sunshine in the morning.
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I had snow in my city.
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She had strong winds near her house.
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We had a storm yesterday.
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They had fog in the morning.
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I had clear skies.
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We had a hot day.
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She had a cold winter.
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They had fresh air in the mountains.
Have + Appearance/Objects
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I have a car.
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She has a new dress.
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He has a big house.
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We have a bike.
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They have a garden.
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I had a new phone.
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She had beautiful shoes.
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He has blue eyes.
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We have black hair.
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They had a small shop.
Have + Dreams/Ideas
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I had a dream last night.
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She had an idea.
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We have a plan for tomorrow.
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They had a goal to achieve.
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He has hope for the future.
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I had a wish to travel.
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She has faith in herself.
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We had a vision for success.
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He had curiosity about space.
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They had motivation to study.
Have + Common Expressions
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Have a seat, please.
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Have a look at this.
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Have a listen to the song.
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Have a try, it’s easy.
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Have a go at the game.
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Have a safe trip.
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Have a good day.
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Have a rest for a while.
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Have patience, please.
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Have fun with your friends.
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