Understanding Collocations with 'Have'

What is a collocation?

• A group of words that form a specific meaning

• A sentence with a subject and a verb

• A word that sounds like another word

• A single word with multiple meanings

Which of the following is a correct collocation?

• Do a party

• Make a party

• Have a party

• Create a party

Which collocation is used to describe a short sleep?

• Have a nap

• Have a dream

• Have a rest

• Have a nightmare

What should you do if you have a sore throat?

• Drink tea with lemon and honey

• Eat spicy food

• Drink cold water

• Have a nap

What does 'have a blast' mean?

• To have a short time

• To have a quiet time

• To have a boring time

• To have an amazing time

Which of the following is a collocation related to positivity?

• Have a cold

• Have a headache

• Have a nightmare

• Have a good time

What does it mean to 'have a feeling'?

• To forget something

• To ignore something

• To be certain about something

• To suspect or sense something

What does 'have children' refer to?

• To be a parent of children

• To adopt children

• To teach children

• To babysit children

Which collocation is used for a formal discussion?

• Have a debate

• Have a chat

• Have a snack

• Have a nap

What does 'have an appointment' mean?

• To have a casual meeting

• To have a scheduled meeting

• To have a canceled meeting

• To have a surprise meeting