have

haveverb

UK/hæv/US/hæv/

Dạng từ: has · had · having

1
OWN
A1to own something or keep it with you
- I have two brothers.
- She has a new phone.
- Do you have a pen I could borrow?
2
EAT OR DRINK
A1to eat or drink something
- We usually have breakfast at seven.
- Let's have a coffee.
3
EXPERIENCE
A1used with nouns to say that someone does or experiences something
- Did you have a good holiday?
- I'm having a shower.
- She had an accident last year.
4
AUXILIARY
A2used with a past participle to form perfect tenses
- I have finished my homework.
- Have you ever been to Japan?
- They had already left when we arrived.
5
ILLNESS
B1to suffer from an illness or a pain
- I have a terrible headache.
- He's had a cold all week.

UK/hæv/US/hæv/

Dạng từ: has · had · having

1
OWN
A1to own something or keep it with you
- I have two brothers.
- She has a new phone.
- Do you have a pen I could borrow?
2
EAT OR DRINK
A1to eat or drink something
- We usually have breakfast at seven.
- Let's have a coffee.
3
EXPERIENCE
A1used with nouns to say that someone does or experiences something
- Did you have a good holiday?
- I'm having a shower.
- She had an accident last year.
4
AUXILIARY
A2used with a past participle to form perfect tenses
- I have finished my homework.
- Have you ever been to Japan?
- They had already left when we arrived.
5
ILLNESS
B1to suffer from an illness or a pain
- I have a terrible headache.
- He's had a cold all week.