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Discover Ludwig"have it great" is not considered acceptable or grammatically correct in written English.
However, it can be used as informal or colloquial speech. An example of it being used in this way would be: "I hope you have a great day - have it great!".
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Kids in Baltimore have it great, it's jumping these days.
"I didn't have it great — it didn't really stick in my pocket," Posey said.
But, barring catastrophe, their kids ought to have it great.
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"It's great to have it".
"It has great texture, great flavor, great everything.
Great eruptions had shaped it, great windstorms sanded it.
"I've found it great.
It has great locations and great merchandising.
It has great risk, yet great reward.
"It showed they have great character, it really did.
"It had a great concept to it.
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