Have example sentences

Related (11): possess, own, possess, hold, retain, contain, experience, acquire, achieve, obtain, enjoy

"Have" Example Sentences


1. I have a dog.
2. They have three children.
3. We had dinner at a restaurant.
4. Do you have the time?
5. She has brown hair.
6. I don't have any money.
7. He has to work late tonight.
8. They have been married for 10 years.
9. We have known each other for a long time.
10. I haven't seen him in years.
11. They have a big house.
12. She has to study for her exam.
13. He didn't have enough money.
14. I have an appointment at 10.
15. They have two cats and a dog.
16. We have been waiting for an hour.
17. You have to hurry up.
18. I have finished my work.
19. She has read that book.
20. I don't have any change.
21. They have gone out for the evening.
22. I have nothing to wear.
23. She has a lot of experience.
24. They have just left.
25. We don't have much time.
26. I have an idea.
27. He has bought a new car.
28. You have to eat your vegetables.
29. I have never seen that movie.
30. We have run out of milk.
31. I have made a mistake.
32. You will have to wait.
33. I don't have my glasses.
34. They have a new neighbor.
35. She has broken her leg.
36. I haven't brushed my teeth yet.
37. He has messy hair.
38. They have moved to a new house.
39. I don't have any siblings.
40. They haven't phoned yet.
41. I have to go now.
42. You will have to try harder.
43. I don't have my passport with me.
44. They have arrived home safely.
45. He has forgotten his lunch.
46. We have decided to go on vacation.
47. I have lost my keys.
48. She has always been kind to me.
49. He has not eaten all day.
50. I have high blood pressure.
51. They have become good friends.
52. We have saved some money.
53. I don't have any change.
54. You will have plenty of time.
55. I haven't heard from her in weeks.
56. They have packed their bags.
57. She has written a new book.
58. We have never met before.
59. I don't have a car.
60. They have just got married.

Common Phases


1. I have a chocolate bar in my bag.
2. They have three children.
3. She had an accident last week.
4. He had better leave now.
5. We have already eaten.
6. They have just arrived.
7. I have seen that film.
8. He has gone out.
9. They have gone home.
10. Have you finished your homework?
11. I haven't finished it yet.
12. We didn't have much time.
13. Do you have any plans for the weekend?
14. You should have told me earlier.
15. He could have helped me.
16. Would you like to have dinner with me tonight?
17. I'd love to have pizza and a movie.
18. You must have studied very hard.
19. We might have a test tomorrow.
20. He would have passed if he had studied more.
21. When do we have to be there?
22. We have enough food for the party.
23. Let's have a barbecue this weekend.
24. I want to have a big birthday party.
25. She needs to have a break from work.
26. You seem to have a lot on your mind.
27. They appear to have left already.
28. Make yourself at home and have a seat.
29. Have fun at the amusement park!
30. Have a safe trip and let me know when you arrive.
31. Have a nice day!
32. Have some more pie, there's plenty left.
33. Please help yourself, have as much as you'd like.
34. How did you have time to do all that?
35. Have you any idea what happened?
36. There wasn't much to have for dinner.
37. Have you noticed anything different?
38. I couldn't have asked for a better gift.
39. I shouldn't have stayed up so late.
40. We should have left earlier.
41. He hardly has any time for himself.
42. I barely have enough money for groceries.
43. You hardly ever have a day off work!
44. She is not likely to have much patience.
45. They may not have enough staff.
46. I am unlikely to have much leisure time.
47. I hadn't realized we had so little time.
48. I didn't have many opportunities to practice.
49. Did you really have to leave so soon?
50. That doesn't seem to have worked very well.
51. I don't remember having seen her before.
52. I swear I have seen that movie!
53. There doesn't appear to have been any damage.
54. The problem doesn't seem to have been resolved.
55. Shall we have a game of tennis this afternoon?
56. They could hardly have known about the accident.
57. She used to have a dog when she was younger.
58. Having her around always made me smile.
59. I thoroughly enjoyed having you over for dinner.
60. Having you as a friend means so much to me.

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