Have a rest vs take a rest

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She must think I'm in a country club,
Also taking a rest with beautiful sun set in swing.
earned rest.
What about taking a rest after injection?
Farid is taking a rest.
As far as the public is concerned, Winston is taking a well
The journey is long but pleasant, and the more I get, the more we enjoy it; the band is taking a rest, Luca, even while sleeping, always seems in constant motion.
You can open your presents, while taking a rest.

Own galechnyj the beach is equipped for conveniences having a rest by locker rooms, canopies, trestle beds etc.
In a sense and them it is possible to name having a rest.
The coast
Gloria is having a deserved rest and she is preparing the 2001 tour.
To services having a rest own equipped galechnyj a base beach where the first
steppe, pure also is not overflowed having a rest.
In Feodosiya it is much more having a rest girls, than men.
aid post and hire of water stock is located. Delivery having a rest on a beach and back is organised by base motor transport.

take a rest or have a rest?
have a rest or Have some rest?
Having a rest or Taking a rest?
have a rest or take some rest?
take a rest or have a rest ?
have a rest or get some rest?

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Which one?

1.I want to take a rest
2.I want to have a rest

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tommyMember

In my English grammar book, have a rest is only one correct answer.

I don't know why... I always hear that take a rest for example,

Please take a rest after hard working through the day.

The LDOCE has both, at 'rest' as a noun:

have/take a rest
You look exhausted! Why don't you take a rest?
We stopped for a well-earned rest (=one that we deserved because we had been working hard).

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