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This document discusses the causative verb construction "have something done". It notes that using "have something done" means you are getting someone else to do something for you rather than doing it yourself. Some examples provided are "She is having her hair cut" (instead of cutting it herself), "I had my house painted" (instead of painting it myself), and "She had her dress made" (instead of making it herself). The document also provides exercises asking the reader to complete sentences using the causative "have something done" construction.
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Have + sth + done
- 1. HAVE + STH + DONE Causative have Lourdes Rodríguez
- 2. HAVE + SOMETHING + DONE What is the difference in meaning? • She is cutting her hair. • She is having her hair cut.
- 3. HAVE + SOMETHING + DONE • She is cutting her hair. • She is having her hair cut.
- 4. HAVE + SOMETHING + DONE How do we build it? Subject + HAVE + STH + Past. Part. in any tense They are having their computer repaired. You should have your eyes checked regularly. HAVE SOMETHING DONE
- 5. MEANING If you “have something done”. • You get someone to do something for you. • You don’t do it yourself. • She is having her house redecorated. Someone is redecorating her house. • I had my house painted. Painters painted my house. her house my room
- 6. Oscar Ceremony Jane made her dress herself. Last week she still was working very hard to finish it in time for the Oscar Ceremony. Pe didn’t make her dress herself. She probably paid a lot of money for it. She had her dress made.
- 7. Complete the sentence. Steve and Laura know how to ride a bike, but when the bike has any problem they don’t know how to repair it. Steve Laura Steve and Laura’s bike John John mends their bike. What happens when their bike is wrong? Steve and Laura ...
- 8. Complete the sentence. Steve and Laura know how to ride a bike, but when the bike has any problem they don’t know how to repair it. Steve Laura Steve and Laura’s bike John mends their bike. Steve and Laura have their bike mended John
- 9. Complete the sentence John knows a lot about mechanics. He is repairing his car at the moment. Susan has had a small accident and she is at the garage now. She … Susan John
- 10. Complete the sentence John knows a lot about mechanics. He is repairing his car at the moment. Susan has had a small accident and she is at the garage now. She is having her car repaired. Susan John
- 11. Complete the following sentences. We didn’t go to Telepizza, we … We didn’t decorate the school ourselves, we … We don’t clean the windows, we …
- 12. Complete the following sentences. We didn’t go to Telepizza, we had it delivered We didn’t decorate the school ourselves, we had it decorated. We don’t clean the windows, we have them cleaned
- 13. by Lourdes Rodríguez Bilbao, Spain