https://padlet.com/currea/gqd0icfa16wu1k7c "Have", "Take", "Make" and "Give". en-us 2020-05-06 04:58:36 UTC 2020-05-06 05:52:57 UTC hello@padlet.com currea https://padlet.com/currea/gqd0icfa16wu1k7c/wish/553780535 “Have” indicates possession, but when it’s used on “delexical”
structures, the sense changes. We can use “have” when we talk
about food, conversations and disagreements, washing or breaks.
Examples:

• We have breakfast every morning at 8 o’clock.
• Lets have a drink!
• They had an argument last night.
• John had a hot shower after his day out in the cold.
• I’m not happy. We need to have a conversation.
• Next year I will have a long holiday in France.

]]> 2020-05-06 05:26:50 UTC https://padlet.com/currea/gqd0icfa16wu1k7c/wish/553780535 currea https://padlet.com/currea/gqd0icfa16wu1k7c/wish/553781212 “Take”, as “have”, is used with washing and breaks, as well as
other nouns.
Examples:

• I need to take a long, hot bath.
• Take a break, you look exhausted.
• Nancy doesn’t like to take risks.
• Can you take care of my dogs while I am on vacation?

]]> 2020-05-06 05:27:18 UTC https://padlet.com/currea/gqd0icfa16wu1k7c/wish/553781212 currea https://padlet.com/currea/gqd0icfa16wu1k7c/wish/553782379 We “make” with plans, travels and in reference to speaking.
Examples:

• Have you made the arrangements for your trip yet?
• My parents made a quick visit to the British Museum when they were in London.
• Helen made a very important point in the meeting this morning.
• The President will make his speech at the end of the inauguration.

]]> 2020-05-06 05:28:39 UTC https://padlet.com/currea/gqd0icfa16wu1k7c/wish/553782379 currea https://padlet.com/currea/gqd0icfa16wu1k7c/wish/553782723 “Give” is used in sounds, face expressions, care o in reference to
hit and speaking.
Examples:

• Give me a shout when you are ready to go.
• Please give Sally a big hug for me!
• My dad always gives me good advice.
• Go ahead, give it a kick!

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