List of common collocations with "have"

Collocations with 'have'	Example Sentences
Have a baby	They’ll have a baby soon.
Have a bath	She likes to have a bath after work.
Have breakfast	I usually have breakfast at 7 a.m.
Have a chat	Let's have a chat about it later.
Have a conversation	I had a nice conversation with a french senator during my flight to Paris.
Have dinner	We usually have dinner around 8 p.m.
Have a drink	Would you like to have a drink with us tonight?
Have fun	We played basketball yesterday; we had a lot of fun .
Have a headache	I have a headache.
Have a look	Can I have a look at your new phone?
Have lunch	I met my ex girlfriend last week, and we had lunch together.
Have patience	I do not have patience listening to a long speech.
Have a party	My colleague got a promotion, and he’s planning to have a party this weekend.
Have a rest	You should have a rest after your exam.
Have a good time	We had a good time at the party last night.
Have an idea	I can’t get this car to work; do you have any idea?
Have a meeting	I had a meeting with her yesterday.
Have a cold	I had a cold last week.
Have a snack	I usually have a snack in the afternoon.
Have an accident	She had an accident on her way to work.
Have a problem	She is an introvert person, but I don’t have a problem with that.
Have an argument	They often have an argument about how to raise their children.
Have a baby shower	We’re going to have a baby shower next week.
Have a heart attack	He had a heart attack last year, but he has been feeling well since then.
Have a fight	It’s normal for siblings to have a fight occasionally.
Have a surprise	I have a surprise for you!
Have a nap	I like to have a nap after lunch.
Have an operation	She had an operation to remove her appendix.
Have a haircut	I need to have a haircut before the wedding.
Have a holiday	Are you planning to have a holiday this summer?
Have a job	Does he have a job?
Have a say	Not everyone has a say in the decision.
Have a word	I need to have a word with you about your performance.
Have a complaint	If you have a complaint, please contact our customer service.
Have a nightmare	I had a nightmare last night.
Have a temperature	My son has a high temperature. I think he might have a fever.
Have a habit	She has a habit of biting her nails.
Have a tantrum	The seminar was about what to do when a child has a tantrum.
Have a flashback	He often has a flashback to his days in the army.
Have difficulty	He has difficulty learning new things.
Have a dispute	I had a dispute with my boyfriend last night.
Have surgery	He had surgery last week.
Have a crush on someone	She has a crush on him.