Yes, a body can have acceleration with zero velocity. Acceleration is the rate of change of velocity with respect to time. If the velocity of a body is constant, then its acceleration is zero. However, if the velocity of a body is changing, then its acceleration is non-zero.

For example, a body can have acceleration with zero velocity when it is at rest and starts to move. The body's velocity will increase from zero to some non-zero value, and its acceleration will be non-zero. Similarly, a body can have acceleration with zero velocity when it is moving at some non-zero velocity and starts to slow down. The body's velocity will decrease from some non-zero value to zero, and its acceleration will be non-zero.

In general, a body can have acceleration with zero velocity whenever its velocity is changing.