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    Causatives 1: Change The Sentences So They Use The Structure 'Have Something Done' or 'Get Something Done'

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    Causatives 1: Change The Sentences So They Use The Structure 'Have Something Done' or 'Get Something Done'

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    The document provides examples of changing sentences from active to passive causative form using "have something done" or "get something done". It gives 20 examples of changing sentences about common tasks like washing a car, cutting hair, or painting a room. It then gives 11 more examples of changing sentences to causative form using different tenses like present simple, past perfect, or future continuous. The overall document demonstrates how to change sentences to causative passive form across a variety of tenses.

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    The document provides examples of changing sentences from active to passive causative form using "have something done" or "get something done". It gives 20 examples of changing sentences about common tasks like washing a car, cutting hair, or painting a room. It then gives 11 more examples of changing sentences to causative form using different tenses like present simple, past perfect, or future continuous. The overall document demonstrates how to change sentences to causative passive form across a variety of tenses.

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    Causatives 1: Change The Sentences So They Use The Structure 'Have Something Done' or 'Get Something Done'

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    Flavio Garces
    The document provides examples of changing sentences from active to passive causative form using "have something done" or "get something done". It gives 20 examples of changing sentences about common tasks like washing a car, cutting hair, or painting a room. It then gives 11 more examples of changing sentences to causative form using different tenses like present simple, past perfect, or future continuous. The overall document demonstrates how to change sentences to causative passive form across a variety of tenses.

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    Causatives 1

    Change the sentences so they use the structure 'have


    something done' or 'get something done'.
    1) I washed my car. (have)

    [ I had my car washed. ]


    2) I cut my hair. (get)

    [ I got my hair cut. ]


    3) I typed the documents. (have)

    [ I had the documents typed. ]


    4) I fixed the washing machine. (get)

    [ I got the washing machine fixed. ]


    5) I cut the grass. (have)

    [ I had the grass cut. ]


    6) I painted my bedroom. (get)

    [ I got my bedroom painted. ]


    7) I repaired my fridge. (have)

    [ I had my fridge repaired. ]


    8) I tidied my garden. (get)

    [ I got my garden tidied. ]


    9) I edited the article. (have)

    [ I had the article edited. ]


    10) I cleaned the carpets. (get)

    [ I got the carpets cleaned. ]


    11) I cleaned the windows. (have)

    [ I had the windows cleaned. ]


    12) I checked my teeth. (get)
    [ I got my teeth checked. ]
    13) I printed the photo. (have)

    [ I had the photo printed. ]


    14) I made the necklace. (get)

    [ I got the necklace made. ]


    15) I delivered the furniture. (have)

    [ I had the furniture delivered. ]


    16) I wrote the report. (have)

    [ I had the report written. ]


    17) I repaired the roof. (get)

    [ I got the roof repaired. ]


    18) I built the shed. (get)

    [ I got the shed built. ]


    19) I dyed my hair. (get)

    [ I got my hair dyed. ]


    20) I sent the money. (have)

    [ I had the money sent. ]

             Use in Different Tenses


    1-Present Simple               causative form
    He paints  his shoes........... He  his shoes  .
    2-Present Continuous
    He is mending his car.............He  his car  .
    3-Past Simple
    She watered her garden...........She   her garden  .
    4-Past Continuous
    She  was perming her hair..........She  her hair  permed.
    5-Future Simple
    I will repair the roof.........I  the roof  .
    6-Present Perfect
    The manager has cleaned the windows.........The manager  the
    windows .
    7-Present Perfect Continuous
    She has been taking photos……………..She  photos
    .
    8-Past Perfect
    You had ironed  your T-shirt....You  your shirt  .
    9-Past Perfect Continous
    He had been decorating  your house...........You   your
    house   .
    10-Modal/Infinitive
    He may send the parcel.........You   the parcel  .
    11-Future Continuous
    I will  be cutting my hair …..I  my hair   .
     

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