Tuyển tập các cấu trúc tiếng anh thông dụng_3 ppt

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To have a bone in one's last legs:
To have a bone in one's throat:
To have a bone to pick with sb.:
To have a broad back:
To have a browse in a bookshop:
To have a cast in one's eyes:
to have a catholic taste in literature:
To have a chat with sb:

To have a chew at sth:
To have a chin-wag with sb:
To have a chip on one's shoulder:
To have a cinch on a thing:
To have a claim to sth:
To have a clear utterance:
To have a clear-out:
To have a close shave of it:
To have a cobweb in one's throat:
To have a cock-shot at sb:
To have a cold:
To have a comical face:
To have a concern in business:
To have a connection with :
To have a contempt for sth:
To have a corner in sb's heart:
To have a cough
To have a crippled foot:
To have a crush on sb:
To have a cuddle together:
To have a debauch:
To have a deep horror of cruelty:
To have a delicate palate:
To have a dig at sb:
To have a dip in the sea:
To have a disposition to be jealous:
To have a distant relation with sb:
To have a distant view of sth:
To have a down on sb:
To have a doze:

To have a dram:
To have a dream:
To have a drench:
To have a drop in one's eye:
To have a dust-up with sb:
To have a far-reaching influence:
To have a fast hold of sth:
To have a favourable result:
To have a feeling for music:
To have a fine set of teeth:
To have a fine turn of speed:
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To have a finger in the pie:
To have a fit:
To have a fling at sb:
To have a fling of stone at the bird:
To have a flirtation with sb:
To have a flushed face:
To have a fresh colour:
To have a frightful headache:
To have a fringe of curls on the forehead:
To have a full order-book:
To have a gathered finger:
To have a genius for business:
To have a genius for doing sth:
To have a genius for mathematics:
To have a German accent:
To have a gift for mathematics:
To have a glass together:
To have a glib tongue:
To have a good acquaintance with sth:
To have a good bedside manner:
To have a good clear conscience:
To have a good feed:
To have a good grip of a subject:
To have a good heart:
To have a good memory:

To have a good nose:
To have a good slack:
To have a good supper:
To have a good tuck-in:
To have a great faculty for doing sth:
to have a great vogue:
To have a grouch on:
To have a grudge against sb:
To have a handle to one's name:
To have a headache:
To have a heart attack:
To have a heavy cold:
To have a heavy in the play:
To have a high opinion of sb:
To have a high sense of duty,
a delicate sense of humour
To have a hitch to London:
To have a hobble in one's gait:
To have a holy terror of sth:
To have a horse vetted:
To have a house-warming:
To have a hump:
To have a hunch that:
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To have a hungry look:
To have a jealous streak:
To have a joke with sb:
To have a joke with sb:
To have a large household:
To have a lead of ten meters:
To have a leaning toward socialism:
To have a liability to catch cold:
To have a light foot:
To have a liking for:
To have a limp, to walk with a limp:
To have a little money in reserve:
To have a long arm:

To have a long face:
To have a long tongue:
To have a look at sth:
To have a loose tongue:
To have a maggot in one's head:
To have a mania for football:
To have a mash on sb:
To have a memory like a sieve:
To have a miraculous escape:
To have a monkey on one's back:
To have a motion:
To have a narrow squeak:
To have a nasal voice:
To have a nasty spill:
To have a natural wave in one's hair:
To have a near touch:
To have a nibble at the cake:
To have a nice ear for music:
To have a northern aspect:
To have a pash for sb:
To have a pass degree:
To have a passage at arms with sb:
To have a passion for doing sth:
To have a period:
To have a poor head for figures:
To have a pull of beer:
To have a quaver in one's voice:
To have a quick bang:
To have a quick slash:
To have a quiet think:

To have a ready wit:
To have a reputation for courage:
To have a restless night:
To have a rinse of beer:
To have a roll on the grass:
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To have a rorty time:

To have a roving eye:
To have a rumpus with sb:
To have a run in the country:
To have a scrap:
To have a sensation of discomfort:
To have a shave:
To have a shot at the goal:
To have a shot at:
To have a shy doing sth:
To have a silver tongue:
To have a sing-song round the camp fire:
To have a slate loose:
To have a sleepless night:
To have a slide on the ice:
To have a smattering of Germany:
To have a smooth tongue:
To have a sneaking sympathy for sb:
To have a sore throat:
To have a spanking brain:
To have a spite against sb:
To have a steady seat:
To have a stiff neck:
To have a stranglehold on sb:
To have a strong grasp:
To have a strong grip:
To have a such at one's pipe:
To have a suck at a sweet:
To have a sufficiency:
To have a swollen face:
To have barely enough time to catch the train:

To have bats in one's belfry:
To have breakfast, to eat one's breakfast:
To have buried a relative:
To have but a poor chance of success:
To have but a tincture of science:
To have capabilities:
To have capacity to act:
To have carnal knowledge of sb:
To have cause for dissatisfaction:
To have circles round the eyes:
To have clean hands in the matter:
To have cognizance of sth:
To have commerce with sb:
To have compassion on sb:
To have dealings with sb:
To have difficulty in breathing:
To have done with half-measures:
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To have doubts about sb's manhood:
To have ear-ache:
To have empty pockets:
To have enough of everything:
To have enough of sb:
To have entire disposal of an estate:
To have everything at sixes and sevens:
To have extraordinary ability:
To have eyes at the back of one's heart:
To have faith in sb:
To have far-reaching influence:
To have firm flesh:
To have fits of giddiness:
To have forty winks:
To have free (full) scope to act:
To have free adit:
To have free admission to a theatre:
To have good lungs:
To have good mind to:

To have good night:
To have half a mind to do sth:
To have heart trouble, stomach trouble:
To have inclination for sth:
To have it on the tip of one's tongue:
To have it out with sb:
To have it out:
To have kind of a remorse:
To have kittens:
To have legs like match-sticks:
To have leisure:
To have long sight:
To have loose bowels:
To have lost one's sight:
To have lost one's tongue:
To have many irons in the fire:
To have measles:
To have money to the fore:
To have much experience:
To have muscle:
To have mutton stewed for supper:
To have neither chick nor child:
To have neither house nor home:
To have neither kith nor kin:
To have no acknowledgment of one's letter:
To have no ballast:
To have no concern in an affair:
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To have no concern with sth:
To have no conscience:
To have no energy:
To have no feelings:
To have no intention to :
To have no notion of:
To have no option but to :
To have no quarrel against sb:
To have no regular profession:

To have no society with sb:
To have no strength:
To have no taste:
To have no truck with:
To have noises in the ears:
To have not enough back-bone:
To have not the vaguest notion of something:
To have nothing but one's name and sword:
To have nothing on:
To have nothing to line one's stomach with:
To have on a coat:
To have one foot in the grave,
to be on the brink of the grave
To have one foot in the grave:
To have one's car overhauled:
To have one's day:
To have one's due reward:
To have one's elevenses:
To have one's eyes glued to:
To have one's first taste of gunpowder:
To have one's first taste of war:
To have one's fling:
To have one's hair singed:
To have one's hair trimed:
To have one's hand free:
To have one's heart in one's mouth:
To have one's heart set on:
To have one's heart unloaded:
to have one's knees under someone's mahogany:
To have one's nose in sth:

To have one's own way:
To have one's place in the sun:
To have one's pockets full of money:
To have one's quiver full:
To have one's say:
To have one's will:
To have only a foggy idea of sth:
to have opposite views:
to have other views for:
To have pains in one's inside:
To have perilousness to climb a high cliff:
To have pins and needles in one's legs:
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To have plan up one's sleeve:
To have plenty of beef:
To have plenty of courage:
To have plenty of drive:
To have plenty of gumption:
To have pleny of time:
To have pots of money:
To have power in hand:
To have quick (ready) tongue:
To have quicksilver in one's veins:
To have reached the age of understanding:
To have reached the end of life:
To have recourse to strong action:
To have repair to a place:
To have respect for sb:
To have respect to sth:
To have sb by the throat:
To have sb cold:
To have sb do sth:
To have sb in one pocket:
To have sb in to dinner:
To have sb in tow:
To have sb on a string:
To have sb on the hip:

To have sb on toast:
To have sb on:
To have sb over a barrel:
To have sb secure:
To have sb within one's grasp:
To have scrape:
To have scruples about doing sth:
To have several goes at the high jump:
To have several languages at one's command;
to have a command of several languages:
To have sex:
To have sharp ears:
To have solid grounds for supposing:
To have some time free:
To have some whiff:
to have someone at vantage:
to have something in view:
To have speech with sb:
To have stacks of work:
To have sth at heart:
To have sth at one's finger's ends:
To have sth before one's eyes:
To have sth down on one's notebook:
To have sth in detestation:
To have sth in one's genes:
To have sth in prospect:
To have sth lying by:
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To have sth on good authority:
To have sth on the brain:
To have success within one's grasp:
To have taste in music:
To have tea with sb:
To have ten years' service:
To have the (free) run of the house:
To have the advantage:
To have the bellyache:
To have the best of the running:

To have the collywobbles:
To have the conscience to do (say) sth:
To have the courage to do sth:
To have the edge on sb:
To see everything in rose-colour:
To see eye to eye with sb:
To see red:
To see sb in the distance:
To see sb off (at the station):
To see sb safely through:
To see service:
To see stars:
To see sth again:
To see sth at a distance:
To see sth done:
To see sth in a dream:
To see sth with the unaided eye:
To see the back of:
To see the colour of sb's money:
To see the elephant; to get a look at the elephant:
To see the humorous side of a situation:
To see the lions of a place:
To see the miss of sb in the room:
To see the mote in sb's eye:
To see the same tired old faces at every party:
To see the sights of the town:
To see the war through:
To see things in their right perspective:
To see things through a mist?:
To see to one's business:

To see to the children:
To see whether the houses are fit for
human habitation:
To see, speak clearly:
To take a bath:
To take a bear by the teeth:
To take a bee-line for sth:
To take a bend:
To take a boat, a car in tow:
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To take a book back to sb:
To take a bribe (bribes):
To take a car's number:
To take a cast of sth:
To take a census of the population:
To take a chair:
To take a chance:
To take a circuitous road:
To take a corner at full speed:
To take a couple of xeroxes of the contract:
To take a dim view of sth:
To take a dislike to sb:
To take a drop:
To take a false step:
To take a fancy to sb/sth:
To take a fetch:
To take a few steps:
To take a firm hold of sth:
To take a firm stand:
To take a flying leap over sth:
To take a flying shot bird:
To take a fortress by storm:
To take a gander of sth:
To take a girl about:
To take a good half:
To take a great interest in:

To take a hand at cards:
To take a header:
To take a holiday:
To take a horse off grass:
To take a jump:
To take a knock:
To take a leaf out of sb's book:
To take a leap in the dark:
To take a liking (for) to:
To take a load off one's mind:
To take a long drag on one's cigarette:
To take a machine to pieces:
To take a mean advantage of sb:
To take a muster of the troops:
To take a note of an address:
To take a passage from a book:
To take a peek at what was hidden in the cupboard
To take a permission for granted:
To take a person into one's confidence:
To take a pew:
To take a photograph of sb:
To take a piece of news straight away to sb:
To take a ply:
To take a pull at one's pipe:
To take a quick nap after lunch:
To take a responsibility on one's shoulders:
To take a rest from work:
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To take a ring off one's finger:
To take a rise out of sb:
To take a risk:
To take a roseate view of things:
To take a seat:
To take a short siesta:
To take a smell at sth:
To take a sniff at a rose:
To take a step back, forward:

To take a step:
To take a story at a due discount:
To take a swig at a bottle of beer:
To take a swipe at the ball:
To take a true aim, to take accurate aim:
To take a turn for the better:
To take a turn for the worse:
To take a turn in the garden:
To take a walk as an appetizer:
To take a walk, a journey:
To take a wife:
To take accurate aim:
To take advantage of sth:
To take after sb:
To take aim:
To take all the responsibility:
To take amiss:
To take an action part in the revolutionary movement
To take an affidavit:
To take an airing:
To take an empty pride in sth:
To take an examination:
To take an example nearer home :
To take an honour course:
To take an interest in:
To take an option on all the future works of
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To take an unconscionable time over doing sth:
To take an X-ray of sb's hand:
To take away a knife from a child:

To take back one's word:
To take bend at speed:
To take breath:
To take by storm:
To take by the beard:
To take care not to:
To take care of one's health:
To take charge:
To take children to the zoo:
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To take colour with sb:

To take command of:
To take counsel of one's pillow:
To take counsel with:
To take defensive measures:
To take delight in:
To take dinner without grace:
To take down a machine:
To take down a picture:
To take down sb's name and address:
To take down, to fold (up) one's umbrella:
To take drastic measures:
To take driving lessons:
To take effect:
To take exception to sth:
To take for granted:
To take form:
To take freedom with sb:
To take French leave:
To take French leave:
To take fright:
To take from the value of sth, from the merit of sb:
To take goods on board:
To take great care:
To take great pains:
To take heed to do sth:
To take heed:
To take hold of one's ideas:
To take hold of sb:
To take holy orders, to take orders:
To take in (a supply of) water:

To take in a reef:
To take in a refugee, an orphan:
To take in a sail:
To take in coal for the winter:
To take industrial action:
To take kindly to one's duties:
To take land on lease:
To take leave of sb:
To take lesson in:
To take lodgings:
To take long views:
To take medicine:
To take mincemeat of sb:
To take Monday off.:
To take more pride in:
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To take no count of what people say:
To take note of sth:
To take notes:
To take notice of sth: