HAVE A BREAK：have a break or take a break? - TextRanch

have a break   what a lovely house you have Both 'have a break' and 'take a break' are correct phrases in English, but 'take a break' is more commonly used. They both convey the same meaning of pausing from an activity to rest or relax. Last updated: April 07, 2024 • 192 views

i have a lot of homework to do ha said Ha said that he/she had a lot of homework to do. Số bình luận về đáp án: 13

i have always wanted to be a pilot 1 I have always wanted to be a pilot."Paul said to you = Paul has always dreamed of being a pilot. 2 I am sorry i didn't phone earlier ." Margaret said to you = Margaret apologized for not phoning earlier