Collocation
I have a headache.
To experience a pain in the head.
Definition
'I have a headache.' is a common English collocation. To experience a pain in the head.
have + (adjective) + a + headache
“I have a terrible headache, so I need to lie down.”
Examples
- I have a terrible headache, so I can't concentrate on my work.
- Yesterday, she had a splitting headache and couldn't leave her bed.
- My brother often has a headache after spending too much time on the computer.
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- Are you having a headache, or are you just tired from traveling?
- I think I'll have a headache if I don't drink enough water today.
- He said he had a dull headache for most of the morning.
- If she didn't have a constant headache, she would be much happier.
- I've had a persistent headache for the past three days, so I should see a doctor.
- Does your child often have a headache when they're stressed about school?
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