Have and Get 2

In general, we use the verb "have" with things we possess and the verb "get" meaning "to receive something". However, there are many different words that combine with "have or get" to make common expressions including collocations and phrasal verbs. Here are some of the most common "have or get" combinations.

Decide between "have" or "get", sometimes the verb needs to be conjugated or put in the infinitive or gerund form.

1. Bowling looks like a lot of fun. Why don't we -- have a try?
2. Monique -- has had a baby last night. It's a beautiful baby boy.
3. When you go into the city make sure you don't -- get into trouble.
4. Jane and Alexander -- are having another one of their arguments this week.
5. I'm afraid I won't -- get home until late tonight.
6. Have you seen David? I'm beginning -- to get worried.
7. They weren't very happy together so they -- got divorced after only a year together.
8. I would recommend you -- have a long think about what you want to do.
9. Jack -- got drunk and needed a lift home.
10. That restaurant -- got five stars in the latest Michelin guide.

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