The document discusses causative verbs have, get, and make in active and passive forms. It provides examples of how to use have and get in the passive form to describe a service performed for someone by another person. Key points include:
- Have and get can be used causatively to give someone responsibility to do something (active form).
- Make is used to force someone to do something (active form).
- In the passive form, have and get describe a service performed for someone, using the structure of "subject got/had object past participle".
5. OBJECTIVE : To identify and use the causative verbs have and get in the passive form.
6. A person cleans her house. A designer designs her clothes. A man washes her car. A hairdresser cuts her hair. A dentist whitens her teeth. Have and get
7. A composer writes his songs. His mother cooks his food. Her neighbor walks her dog. Have and get
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