We are going to practice all the word partnerships with ‘have’ we learned last week.
Task 1: Match the two halves of the sentences. Look at the example.
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Can I have a chat
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with you about my promotion prospects?
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Can I have
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a couple of minutes?
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Did you have a good
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a day off tomorrow please?
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Do you want to go and have
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time at the party last night?
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Have you got
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a bite?
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Have you
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for sales. He can sell anything.
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He could at least have the decency
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had breakfast yet?
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He had the good sense
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to apologise for his mistake.
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He has a flair
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to shut up once he said the remark.
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I don’t have the authority
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to tell you.
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I had a discussion with
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basic understanding of investment principles.
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I have a clear
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idea of the priorities here.
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I have a good
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of your phone calls here. Rather a lot!
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I have a record
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the client about their needs.
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I have no idea
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what you’re talking about.
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I have no intention of
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an impact on sales volume.
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I have no plans
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doing this extra work unless I’m paid overtime.
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I have no way of
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for the weekend yet.
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I haven’t got any time
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for this project at the moment.
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I think our price increase will have
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knowing whether they are telling the truth.
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I thought we had
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a deal on the price. You want to change it?
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I’m having trouble
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a taste?
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I’ve got a degree
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in music. But now I never use it.
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I’ve got an arrangement
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understanding her English.
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That chocolate mousse looks really good. Can I have
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with the parking lot attendant to wash my car every week.
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We now have
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a good reason to cancel the project.
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We have lots of these items in
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nothing to do with me.
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You have the right
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stock. How many do you want?
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Your problem has
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to seek legal advice.
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Compare your answers with the table below.
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Can I have a chat
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with you about my promotion prospects?
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Can I have
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a day off tomorrow please?
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Did you have a good
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time at the party last night?
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Do you want to go and have
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a bite?
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Have you got
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a couple of minutes?
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Have you
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had breakfast yet?
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He could at least have the decency
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to apologise for his mistake.
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He had the good sense
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to shut up once he said the remark.
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He has a flair
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for sales. He can sell anything.
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I don’t have the authority
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to tell you.
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I had a discussion with
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the client about their needs.
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I have a clear
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idea of the priorities here.
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I have a good
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basic understanding of investment principles.
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I have a record
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of your phone calls here. Rather a lot.
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I have no idea
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what you’re talking about.
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I have no intention of
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doing this extra work unless I’m paid overtime.
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I have no plans
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for the weekend yet.
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I have no way of
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knowing whether the client is telling the truth.
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I haven’t got any time
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for this project at the moment.
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I think our price increase will have
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an impact on sales volume.
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I thought we had
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a deal on the price. You want to change it?
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I’m having trouble
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understanding her English.
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I’ve got a degree
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in music. But now I never use it.
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I’ve got an arrangement
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with the parking lot attendant to wash my car every week.
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That chocolate mousse looks really good. Can I have
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a taste?
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We now have
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a good reason to cancel the project.
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We have lots of these items in
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stock. How many do you want?
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You have the right
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to seek legal advice.
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Your problem has
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nothing to do with me.
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※商英教父【權威課程】
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