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Kolokacje z 'Make- Take- Have' - Wydarzenia życiowe (Mieć)

Zanurz się w angielskich kolokacjach z 'Have' używanymi na żywo, takich jak "have a trip" i "have a moment".

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

to engage in sexual activities or intercourse with another person

Ex: He wanted to have sex with his wife to celebrate their anniversary and rekindle their passion. 
to [have] peace

to experience a state of calm, quite, with conflict or disturbance

Ex: He wanted to have peace in his relationship by communicating openly and honestly. 
to [have] an exam

to undergo a formal assessment or test to evaluate one's knowledge or skills in a particular subject or field

Ex: She had an important exam to determine her eligibility for a scholarship. 
to [have] a vacation

to take time off from work or daily routines to relax and enjoy a break often in a different location

Ex: Having a vacation is essential for maintaining work-life balance. 
to [have] a try

to attempt something often for the first time

Ex: She had a try at playing the piano, and it sounded beautiful. 
to [have] a trip

to go on vacation, often for fun or exploration

Ex: She had a trip to a foreign country to experience new cultures. 
to [have] a think

to think about something before making a decision

Ex: She had a think about the best way to approach the project. 
to [have] a run

to engage in a short session of running or jogging for exercise or leisure

Ex: She enjoys having a run along the beach for relaxation. 
to [have] a moment

to pause briefly or give a short period of time for a specific activity

Ex: Can I have a moment to collect my thoughts? 
to [have] a lecture

to attend or listen to an educational talk or presentation typically given by an expert or instructor

Ex: They had a lecture on astronomy at the science center. 
to [have] a journey

to go on a trip, often to explore new places or experiences

Ex: The explorers had a journey into the dense jungle in search of rare wildlife. 
to [have] a fight

to argue or physically confront someone in an angry or aggressive manner

Ex: Siblings often have fights, but they still care for each other. 
to [have] a drill

to practice military activities or exercises to prepare for real-life situations

Ex: In the event of an emergency, the army will have a drill to respond quickly. 
to [have] a dispute

to engage in a disagreement or conflict with someone

Ex: The team had a dispute about the project's direction. 
to [have] a career

to pursue a profession as a way of earning money

Ex: Many people aspire to have a fulfilling career. 
to [have] a baby

to give birth to a child

Ex: Many couples hope to have a baby someday. 
to [have] an easy time

to not experience difficulties while doing something

Ex: The experienced hiker had an easy time navigating the trail. 
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