Have vs have done

Some examples from the web:

• Have an immediate impact on our community.
• Have another little monster running around.
• Have some respect for your father.
• Have kids, take them to Disneyland.
• Have another drink before your next number.
• Have something warm before going to bed.
• Have Pacific Tech monitor the drop.
• Have fun guarding an empty subway station.
• Have your teams sweep each sector moving inward.
• Have a word with Hadley's girlfriend Madeleine.
• Have some concerts and record something.
• Have a chat with Hank before the hearing.
• Have Nelson pull her online presence.
• Have the copter maintain visual contact.
• Have lieutenant provenza carry the bags.
• Have their clothes and sheets destroyed.
• Have the Chicago team sweep the building quickly and quietly.
• Have always been like my dads.
• Have fun trying to control everyone.
• Have your men douse their lanterns.

Some examples from the web:

• What kids have done for years.
• The police here have done nothing.
• No daughter nowadays could have done better.
• I couldn't have done that unless I had clearance.
• Still could have done permanent damage.
• Most of my patients have done extraordinary things.
• Dijon Intelligence have done it several times.
• They have done the worst things imaginable.
• The unsub should have done his research.
• And I would have done a lot earlier...
• Some have done wonderful work and extensive research.
• I have done you a kindness today.
• Knowing when people have done something wrong.
• Fire doors must have done their job.
• Our Clubs have done their part.
• Your artists have done an incredible, detailed job.
• From those of us that have done it before.
• He would have done it immediately, in front of me.
• You have done a remarkable job today, Mr. President.
• I trust there was nothing you and your team could have done differently.