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Discover LudwigThe phrase "have a permit" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it when referring to the possession of official authorization to do something, such as driving, construction, or other regulated activities. Example: "Before starting the construction project, make sure you have a permit from the local authorities."
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I have a permit for that.
'Oh, you don't have a permit?
The other group didn't have a permit.
We have a permit to run a soup kitchen here.
"It didn't have a permit," he said of the demonstration.
"Softballs aren't that soft and we have a permit.
Parrish didn't have a permit to carry a concealed weapon.
"Do you have a permit?" the mayor asked.
The protesters did not have a permit for the demonstration.
It was promptly shut down because it did not have a permit to sell drinks.
I will not leave this office until I have a permit in hand.
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