1. Match the sentences in the left column with the replies in the right column


1. I'm really tired.                                                                    a) No,
we're going to have a night in.

2. How was work?                                                                 b) No, he had a
rest in the afternoon.

3. I haven't seen you for a long time.                                        c) No, I usually have
a lie-in.

4. Do you and Carlos want to come to the cinema?                 d) They're having a family get
together.

5. What are Annie and Marc doing on Sunday?                       e) You should have an early night
tonight.

6. Did Jaime study all day?                                                      f) Oh, I had a
really busy day, non-stop meetings.

7. Do you get up early at the weekend?                                   g) I think he had a late
night.

8. Simon fell asleep at work today.                                          h) Why don't we have a
night out together soon?


2. Replace the parts of sentences in italics with appropriate expressions with „have“


Have a baby.

Have a rest

Have a try

Have an argument

Have fun

Have problems

Have a word

Have (a nice/horrible/great) time

Have a holiday

Have second thoughts


 1. Thank you for a wonderful evening. We’ve all really enjoyed it.
 2. The president’s wife has given birth to a baby girl
 3. Now the children are old enough to talk, they’re always arguing.
 4. Kirsty didn’t experience any difficulty changing the car battery
 5. At first I liked the idea of going camping for the weekend but now I’m not so sure.
 6. Robert, just the person I want to see. Could I talk to you for a minute?
 7. What’s the problem? The key won’t turn in the lock? Shall I see if I can do it?


3. Complete the sentences with „have“and words from the box.


a chat, a dance, an effect, a fall, a meal, a quarrel, a say, something to eat, a talk, a wash, a
word, a walk, a bath, a break, a drink, an exam/a test, a guess, a holiday, a look, a nap, a rest,
a shower, a sip, a stroll, a swim, a party, a job, a dispute, sth at the disposal, value, an
account with a bank, an influence on sth, a go at sth


 1. Mr Hammond, may I ________________ with you, please. It’s about my salary.
 2. After breakfast yesterday we ___________________ around the park.
 3. Olivia’s recent illness obviously ___________________ on her performance in the match.
 4. „I can’t start the engine“ – „Let me ____________________.“
 5. It’s very important for the workers to _____________________ on how the company is run.
 6. She _________________ of her coffee, but it was still too hot to drink.
 7. You can ________ my car ________________ while I’m on holiday.
 8. I ______________________ on a patch of ice and broke my glasses.
 9. If you’re thinking of buying a house, come and _______________ around.
10. She won’t be happy until she has ______________________.
11. I’m _____________________ for my birthday. Would you like to come?
12. I _____________________ when I get up.


Have it in for sb – mít spadeno na koho

Have it off with sb = have sex

Have it in one – mít to v sobě