Have

have (v): 

To own or possess;

To get or receive something; 

To contain or include something.

Used with nouns:

"I have many things."

(things, clothes, shoes, cars, stories, books, children, items) *many additional nouns

"We have visitors."

(visitors, friends, guests, relatives)

"I have a cold."

(cold, child, baby, husband, wife, family, job, house, car) *many additional nouns

"I have no choice."

(choice, money, children, income, experience)

"The muffins have nuts in them."

(nuts, chocolate, raisins, sugar) *many additional nouns

Used with verbs:

"Did you have lunch?"

(did, can, will)

"I am having surgery tomorrow."

(be: is/am/are)

"Do you have time for coffee?"

(do)

Used with adverbs:

"I only have five dollars in my wallet."

(only, just)

"I simply have no room at my house."

(simply, absolutely, currently)

"I definitely have the flu."

(definitely)

"I still have your book."

(still)