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Kolokacje z 'Make- Take- Have' - Życie Codzienne (Mieć)

Opanuj angielskie kolokacje z 'Have' używane w życiu codziennym, takie jak 'have a dance' i 'have a chat'.

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Verb Collocations With 'Make- Take- Have'
to [have] a bite

to eat a small amount of food, often as a quick snack or to taste it

Ex: I'm feeling a bit hungry, so I'll have a bite of that delicious-looking apple. 
to [have] a break

to stop working or doing an activity temporarily in order to rest, relax, or recharge

Ex: I'm having a break from work to eat lunch. 
to [have] a chat

to engage in a conversation, typically a casual and friendly one

Ex: Let's have a chat over coffee and catch up on recent events. 
to [have] a conversation

to engage in an exchange of thoughts, ideas, or words with one or more people

Ex: They had a conversation about their future plans. 
to [have] a dance

to engage in the act of dancing, typically at a social gathering or event with music

Ex: At the wedding reception, they had a dance to celebrate the couple's happiness. 
to [have] a discussion

to talk about a specific topic or issue with others

Ex: It's important to have a discussion with your team to resolve any conflicts. 
to [have] a drink

to consume an alcoholic beverage

Ex: Let's have a drink at the bar to celebrate your success. 
to [have] a laugh

to share moments of humor and laughter with others

Ex: They had a laugh watching a comedy show together. 
to [have] a listen

to take a moment to listen to something, such as music, a recording, or someone speaking

Ex: Have a listen to this new song; it's really catchy. 
to [have] a look

to briefly or casually turn one's eyes toward something, typically to see, inspect, or observe it

Ex: Could you have a look at this document and check for any errors? 
to [have] a party

to host or organize a social gathering or celebration with friends, family, or acquaintances

Ex: They had a party in their backyard to celebrate their anniversary. 
to [have] a sandwich

to eat a meal or snack made by placing ingredients between two slices of bread

Ex: She had a sandwich for lunch with turkey and avocado. 
to [have] a swim

to go swimming in a pool, lake, ocean, or another body of water

Ex: She had a swim in the clear, blue ocean waters. 
to [have] a talk

to engage in a conversation or discussion with others to communicate, share information, or address specific topics

Ex: They had a talk about their relationship to resolve their differences. 
to [have] a word with  {sb}

to engage in a brief conversation or discussion with someone, often to convey a message, ask a question, or discuss a particular matter

Ex: She had a word with her neighbor about the noisy construction. 
to [have] breakfast

to eat a morning meal, which is typically the first meal of the day

Ex: She had breakfast at a cozy cafe before starting her day. 
to [have] coffee

to drink coffee, either alone or with others, often as a morning or afternoon beverage

Ex: I usually have coffee with breakfast to start my day. 
to [have] a sniff

to smell something to check its scent

Ex: She had a sniff of the fresh flowers in the garden. 
to [have] a snack

to eat a small portion of food, often between regular meals

Ex: Having a snack in the evening is a common practice while watching TV. 
to [have] a meal

to eat food during a regular eating time, like breakfast, lunch, or dinner

Ex: They had a meal at the restaurant to celebrate their anniversary. 
to [have] a meal

to eat food during a regular eating time, like breakfast, lunch, or dinner

Ex: They had a meal at the restaurant to celebrate their anniversary. 
to [have] {oneself} {sth}

to enjoy something pleasurable, nice, or satisfying

Ex: We had ourselves a movie night with popcorn and snacks. 
to [have|keep] {sb/sth} up {one's} [sleeve]

to have a hidden resource, plan, or advantage that can be used strategically when needed

Ex: The negotiator always had a few bargaining tactics up his sleeve to secure the best deal. 
to [have] (everything|much|a lot) to (recommend|commend) it

to have many good qualities that makes one highly deserving of approval or praise

Ex: Despite being relatively new to the team, she has much to recommend herself with her strong work ethic and innovative ideas. 
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