This document outlines three ways to get tasks done: 1) Have or get something done by paying someone else to do it, using expressions like "have hair cut" or "get shoes shined". 2) Get someone else to do something for you without paying, using expressions like "make breakfast" or "clean the house". 3) Do something yourself using reflexive pronouns like "make her bed herself" or "wash dishes by herself". It provides examples of common tasks and expressions for each.

1.  GET SOMEBODY TO DO
SOMETHING
 DO SOMETHING YOURSELF

2. HAVE/ GET SOMETHING DONE
• HAVE/ GET + NOUN + VERB + PAST PARTICIPLE
I have my hair cut at D’lu every month.
Pablo got his shoes shined yesterday
Paya’s going to have her clothes drycleaned
tomorrow.
Daniela has gotten English copies made lately

3. EXPRETIONS
• Shoes shine
• clothes drycleaned
• Copies make
• Car wash
• Food deliver
• House print
• Hair dye
• Nails do
• Suit make
• Clothes alter
• Blood test

4. GET SOMEDOBY TO DO
SOMETHING: You dont pay, you say
thank you
• GET + PERSON + TO + VERB + NOUN
Erika got her mother to make the flower arragenment.
Maria gets her boyfriend to do her homework
Mom has always gotten my dad to clean the house
My sister Paola is going to get my mon to straighten
up her books

5. EXPRETIONS
• Make breakfast
• Do homework
• Wash/iron clothes
• Clean the house
• Straighten up room
• Pick up

6. DO SOMETHING YOURSELF
• VERB + NOUN + REFLEXIVE PRONOUN
(-) usually activity
Karen makes her bed herself .
Emphatic
Karen herself makes her bed
(+) admiration
Karen makes her bed by herself

7. REFLEXIVE PRONOUNS
I MYSELF
YOU YOURSELF
HE HIMSELF
SHE HERSELF
IT ITSELF
WE OURSELVES
YOU YOURSELVES
THEY THEMSELVES