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To solve this problem, we need to complete the sentences using the phrasal verbs provided in the box. The phrasal verbs are formed by combining "have" with one of the words from the list at the bottom of the page. Let's go through each sentence step by step:

Sentences and Solutions:

1. Thomas isn't hungry because he already ________ an hour ago.
- Since Thomas isn't hungry, it implies he ate something earlier.
- The appropriate phrasal verb is: had lunch.
- Completed Sentence: Thomas isn't hungry because he already had lunch an hour ago.

2. If you ________, you can ask me for help.
- This sentence suggests a situation where someone might need assistance.
- The appropriate phrasal verb is: have a problem.
- Completed Sentence: If you have a problem, you can ask me for help.

3. I didn't ________ yesterday. I had a shower instead.
- The context indicates that the person did not take a bath but took a shower instead.
- The appropriate phrasal verb is: have a bath.
- Completed Sentence: I didn't have a bath yesterday. I had a shower instead.

4. Ow, my head hurts! I ________ need to take an aspirin.
- The person is experiencing pain, which suggests they have a headache.
- The appropriate phrasal verb is: have a headache.
- Completed Sentence: Ow, my head hurts! I have a headache and need to take an aspirin.

5. (A) Atchoo! (B) Ohoh. It sounds like you ________
- The sneeze ("Atchoo!") suggests the person has a cold.
- The appropriate phrasal verb is: have a cold.
- Completed Sentence: (A) Atchoo! (B) Ohoh. It sounds like you have a cold.

6. You should see this strange spider I found! Come here and ________
- The person is inviting someone to look at the spider.
- The appropriate phrasal verb is: have a look.
- Completed Sentence: You should see this strange spider I found! Come here and have a look.

7. I can't see you at 3 o'clock. I ________ with my boss at that time.
- The context suggests a scheduled meeting.
- The appropriate phrasal verb is: have a meeting.
- Completed Sentence: I can't see you at 3 o'clock. I have a meeting with my boss at that time.

8. It was Sandy's birthday so we decided to surprise her. We ________
- Celebrating a birthday typically involves having a party.
- The appropriate phrasal verb is: had a party.
- Completed Sentence: It was Sandy's birthday so we decided to surprise her. We had a party.

9. I'm tired. I'm going to ________
- Being tired suggests the person wants to rest.
- The appropriate phrasal verb is: have a nap.
- Completed Sentence: I'm tired. I'm going to have a nap.

10. We ________ on our holiday... a terrible time, really. It rained for a week.
- The context describes a bad experience during the holiday.
- The appropriate phrasal verb is: had a bad time.
- Completed Sentence: We had a bad time on our holiday... a terrible time, really. It rained for a week.

11. I love to ________ each morning. It helps to wake me up.
- Waking up in the morning often involves drinking coffee.
- The appropriate phrasal verb is: have a cup of coffee.
- Completed Sentence: I love to have a cup of coffee each morning. It helps to wake me up.

12. You should drive safely or you might ________
- Driving unsafely can lead to accidents.
- The appropriate phrasal verb is: have an accident.
- Completed Sentence: You should drive safely or you might have an accident.

Final Answer:

1. had lunch
2. have a problem
3. have a bath
4. have a headache
5. have a cold
6. have a look
7. have a meeting
8. had a party
9. have a nap
10. had a bad time
11. have a cup of coffee
12. have an accident

Boxed Final Answer:
\boxed{
\begin{array}{l}
1. \text{had lunch} \\
2. \text{have a problem} \\
3. \text{have a bath} \\
4. \text{have a headache} \\
5. \text{have a cold} \\
6. \text{have a look} \\
7. \text{have a meeting} \\
8. \text{had a party} \\
9. \text{have a nap} \\
10. \text{had a bad time} \\
11. \text{have a cup of coffee} \\
12. \text{have an accident} \\
\end{array}
}