The document discusses causative have and get constructions in English. It defines causative as using one thing or person to cause another to do something. There are active and passive causative forms. The active uses verbs like have, make, get, and let, while the passive reverses the order and uses be/get + past participle. Several examples are provided to illustrate the difference between active and passive causative constructions using common actions like washing hair, testing eyes, and repairing objects.

1. Causative Have and Get
By:
Jasmina Laila Rahmawati
XII IPS 2
05

2. DEFINITION
Causative is used when one thing or person
causes another thing or person to
do something.
There are active and passive causative

3. 1. Active Causative
A. Have
S + have + O1 + V1 + O2
B. Make
S + (make/ made) + O1 + V1 + O2
C. Get
S + (get/ got) + O1 + to V1 + O2
D. Let
S + (let) + O1 + V1 + O2

4. 2. Passive Causative
S + have/get + O2 + V3 + by + O1

5. Example
1. Does John get the barber to wash his hair once a
week? (Aktif)
Does John have his hair washed once a week? (Pasif)
2. You really must get the optician to test your eyes (Aktif)
You really must get your eyes tested (Pasif)
3. She had the gardener cut down the trees in her garden
(Aktif)
She had the trees in her garden cut down (Pasif)

6. 4. He is having someone repair his radio now (Aktif)
He is having his radio repaired now (Pasif)
5. They want to get someone to decorate their bedroom (Aktif)
They want to get their bedroom decorated (Pasif)
6. I am going to have the cobbler mend my shoes tomorrow
(Aktif)
I am going to have my shoes mended tomorrow (Pasif)

7. 7. John washes his hair once a week (Aktif)
John has his hair washed once a week (Pasif)
8. I want to wash my hair (Aktif)
I want to get my hair washed (Pasif)
9. I got someone to clean my jacket (Aktif)
I got my jacket cleaned (pasif)
10. I had someone fix my computer
I had my computer fixed (pasif)

8. Source
http://medcom-ing.blogspot.com/
 http://www.ef.co.id/
http://www.englishnesia.com/