This document discusses the causative passive construction "have something done" which is used when paying someone else to perform a service or task for you. Some examples provided include "to have a car repaired", "to have your hair cut", "to have a tooth filled", and "to have your eyes tested". It notes that this construction involves using the verb "have" followed by the object and past participle of the main verb.

1. CAUSATIVE PASSIVE HAVE SOMETHING DONE GET SOMETHING DONE

2. CAUSATIVE PASSIVE HAVE SOMETHING DONE TO REPAIR MY CAR TO REPAIR A TV TO FIX MY COMPUTER TO HAVE A TOOTH FILLED TO HAVE YOUR EYES TESTED TO CUT MY HAIR TO CLEAN MY HOUSE TO DELIVER A PIZZA TO PAINT THE LIVING ROOM TO MOW THE LAWN USUALLY WE PAY FOR SOMEONE TO DO THESE THINGS FOR US

3. CAUSATIVE PASSIVE HAVE SOMETHING DONE When did you get your car repaired? My sister is going to have her tooth filled tomorrow I had my hair cut last week

4. CAUSATIVE PASSIVE HAVE SOMETHING DONE TO REPAIR MY CAR HAVE (IN ANY TENSE) + OBJECT+ PARTICIPLE I HAD MY CAR REPAIRED YESTERDAY CUT MY HAIR I AM GOING TO HAVE MY HAIR CUT THIS AFTERNOON TO HAVE A TOOTH FILLED I HAVE HAD FOUR TEETH FILLED THIS YEAR TO MAKE A WEDDING DRESS WHEN I GET MARRIED, I WILL HAVE MY DRESS MADE BY ROSA CLARÀ

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