did you have a word wid him vs did you had a word wid him

Some examples from the web:

• Now, did you have a word with the Prince of Wales?
• But you have a word with Ben...
• All right. Well, look, you have a word with Constable Nixon there.
• Can you have a word with her and see what she knows?
• Really, do you have a word?
• I was wondering could you have a word with him about Vincent Bourg?
• Father, would you have a word with your lovely daughter?
• Couldn't you have a word in the Mayors's ear?
• So, could you have a word with your BFF about the stalking?
• Can you have a word with Charlotte about having a fire?
• Can you have a word with her and see what she knows?
• Can you have a word with Charlotte about having a fire?
• I seldom normally come out this far, only could you have a word with Moss and Roy?
• Could you have a word with Azimio and Karofsky about harassing me without damaging my Gaga outfit?
• Do you have a word limit you have to hit every day, or may I finish?
• But if you had a word with him, he'd have a word with the dean...
• Have a word with Hadley's girlfriend Madeleine.
• I just need to have a word with my fiance.
• Mr. President, if I could have a word.
• The French have a word for everything.

Some examples from the web:

• But if you had a word with him, he'd have a word with the dean...
• You had a word with me, going north.
• I don't suppose that you had a word with Mr Musker?
• I've had a word to Welfare.
• I had a word with the provost.
• I've had a word, and his discretion is assured.
• I had a word with the delivery guy.
• I had a word with Dr. Linz.
• I had a word with Veronica, Jack.
• You even had a word for it.
• Henry, Alice hasn't had a word from David.
• The ancient Romans had a word for it.
• The super had a word with him before he left.
• And you never had a word to say.
• I had a word with the controller at Glenn Field this morning.
• I've had a word with Belle and she's prepared to reconsider.
• I had a word with the man.
• Professor Thornton came through around 6:30 and had a word with the porter.
• Gill's had a word with both of 'em, him and Lee.
• His teacher had a word when I picked him up from school.