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 English Vocabulary for learners 

COLLOCATIONS with 'TAKE', 'GIVE' and 'HAVE'


Combinations of two or more words that usually go together are known as 'collocations' and are commonly used by native English speakers.
Here are some collocations  with 'take', 'give' and 'have'.

TAKE GIVE HAVE
   action    advice    a bath
   advantage    an example    an appointment
   a bow    birth    an argument
   a blow / a beating    a chance    a baby
   a break / a holiday    credit    a drink
   a phone call    evidence    a dream/nightmare
   drugs    an example    a fight / a quarrel
   exercise    an explanation    a haircut
   exception (to)    a hand (help)    a chat / a conversation
   a hint / a joke    hope    diffulty / a problem
   effect    a hug / a kiss    feelings/needs
   into consideration    importance (to)    fun / a (good) laugh
   a look at    the impression    a good time
   medicine    an injection    an idea, a plan
   a message / notes    a lesson    good manners
   part (participate)    notice    a headache / a cold
   a photo/picture    a lift / a ride    a meal / lunch / dinner
   place (happen)    an opinion    an ooperation / surgery
   pride (in)    an opportunity    a party
   a risk    a performance    patience
   a seat    permission    qualifications / skills
   a taxi / train / bus    preference    regrets
   a test / course / exam    priority    sympathy (for)
   somebody's temperature    a reply / an answer    a shower, a bath
   your time    rise (to) (cause to happen)    a tolerance (to)
   a walk / a step    a talk / speech / lecture    time

see also:
Lists of Collocations
English idiomatic expressions

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