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Active-Passive-Have Something Done

The document outlines various verb forms in English, illustrating active, passive, and 'have something done' structures across different tenses. It provides examples for each tense, including simple, continuous, perfect, and perfect continuous forms, as well as modal verbs. The structure is designed to help learners understand how to express actions in different grammatical contexts.

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Active-Passive-Have Something Done

The document outlines various verb forms in English, illustrating active, passive, and 'have something done' structures across different tenses. It provides examples for each tense, including simple, continuous, perfect, and perfect continuous forms, as well as modal verbs. The structure is designed to help learners understand how to express actions in different grammatical contexts.

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Active Passive Have something done

Simple Present The mechanic repairs my car. Once a month, the car is repaired by the Once a month I have the car repaired.
mechanic. PRES.SIMPLE TO HAVE + PP
PRES.SIMPLE TO BE + PAST PARTICIPLE

Present Continuous The mechanic is repairing my car. Right now, the car is being repaired by Right now, I am having the car repaired.
PRES. TO BE + -ing the mechanic. PRES.CONT. TO HAVE+ PP
PRES.CONT. TO BE + PP

-ING form (gerund) My mechanic loves repairing cars The mechanic loves having cairs repaired.
VERB IN PRESENT + second verb in -ING
form

Simple Past The mechanic repaired my car. The car was repaired by the mechanic. I had my car repaired.
-ED / irregular verb – 2. form PAST SIMPLE TO BE + PP PAST SIMPLE TO HAVE + PP

Past Continuous The mechanic was repairing my car. The car was being repaired by the I was having the car repaired.
PAST SIMPLE TO BE + - ing mechanic when the thief came into the PAST TENSE CONT. TO HAVE + PP
garage.
PAST CONT. TO BE + PP

Present Perfect The mechanic has repaired my car. The car has been repaired by the I have had my car repaired.
PRES. PERF. TO HAVE + past participle mechanic.
PRES.PERF.SIMPLE TO BE (have/has
been) + PP

Present Perfect The mechanic has been repairing my car. Recently, the car has been being I have been having my car repaired.
Continuous PRES.PERFECT PROG. TO BE (have been) + repaired by the mechanic.
past part. PRES.PERFT.CONT. TO BE (have/has been
being) + PP

Past Perfect The mechanic had repaired my car. Many cars had been repaired by the I have had my car repaired.
PAST SIMPLE TO HAVE + past participle mechanic before he received his
mechanic's license.
PAST PERF.SIMPLE TO BE + PP

Past Perfect Continuous The mechanic had been repairing my car. The car had been being repaired by the I had been having my car repaired.
PAST PERFECT PROG. TO BE (had been) + mechanic for two years before he moved
past participle to Paris.
PAST.PERFT.CONT. TO BE + PP

Simple Future The mechanic will repair my car. The car will be repaired by 5:00 PM. I will have my car repaired.
will SIMPLE FUTURE TO BE + glagol u infitivu FUTURE SIMPLE TO BE + PP

Simple Future The mechanic is going to repair my car. The car is going to be repaired by the I am going to have my car repaired.
be going to PRES.CONT. TO GO + to + glagol u infinitivu mechanic tonight.
PRES.CONT TO GO +TO BE+PP

Future Continuous The mechanic will be repairing my car. At 8:00 PM tonight, the car will be being I will be having my car repaired.
will SIMPLE FUT.TO BE +BE+-ing repaired by the mechanic.
FUTURE CONT. TO BE (will/shall)+BE
BEING+PP

Future Continuous The mechanic is going to be repairing my At 8:00 PM tonight, the car is going to be I am going to be having my car
be going to car. being repaired by the mechanic. repaired……
PRES.CONT. TO GO+TO BE+ infinitiv glagola PRES.CONT. TO GO +TO BE BEING+PP

Future Perfect The mechanic will have repaired my car. The car will have been repaired before
will SIMPLE FUTURE TO BE+PERFECT INFINITIVE the deadline.
(have + past participle) SIMPLE FUTURE TO BE+HAVE BEEN+PP

Future Perfect The mechanic is going to have repaired my The car is going to have been repaired
be going to car. before the deadline.
SIMPLE FUTURE TO GO +TO+PERFECT PRES.CONT. TO GO +TO+HAVE BEEN+PP
INFINITIVE

Future Perfect The mechanic will have been repairing my The car will have been being repaired by
Continuous car for over six months by the time it is the mechanic for over six months by the
will finished. time it is finished.
SIMPLE FUTURE TO BE+PERFECT INFINITIVE FUTURE SIMPLE TO BE+HAVE
have been+glagol u –ING formi BEEN+BEING+PP

Future Perfect The mechanic is going to have been The car is going to have been being
Continuous repairing my car for over six months by the repaired by the mechanic for over six
be going to time it is finished. months by the time it is finished.
PRES.CONT. TO GO +to+PERFECT INFINITIVE PRES.CONT. TO GO +TO+HAVE
have been + glagol u –ING formi BEEN+BEING+PP

Used to The mechanic used to repair my car. The car used to be repaired by the
USED TO + glagol u infinitivu mechanic.
USED TO+BE+PP

Would Always The mechanic would always repair my car. The car would always be repaired by my
WOULD+ALWAYS+glagol u infinitivu mechanic.
WOULD+ALWAYS+BE+PP

Future in the Past i I knew the mechanic would repair my car by I knew the car would be repaired by 5:00 I would have my car repaired.
Present conditional 5:00 PM. PM.
Would WOULD+glagol u infinitivu WOULD+BE+PP

Present Conditional I knew the mechanic would be repairing my I would be having my car repaired.
continuous car.

Future in the Past I thought the mechanic was going to repair I thought the car was going to be
Was Going to my ca by dinner tonight. repaired by the mechanic tonight.
PAST TENSE CONT. TO GO+to+glagol u PAST TENSE CONT. TO GO +TO BE+PP
infinitivu

PRESENT PERFECT The mechanic would have repaired my car. I would have had my car repaired.
CONDITIONAL
MODALS & SEMI- can He can make Sushi. He can have Sushi made.
MODALS could He could make Sushi. He could have Sushi made.
must He must make Sushi. He must have Sushi made.
should He should make Sushi. He should have Sushi made.
ought to He ought to make Sushi. He ought to have Sushi made.
may He may make Sushi. He may have Sushi made.
might He might make Sushi. He might have Sushi made.
will He will make Sushi. He will have Sushi made.
have /has to He has to make Sushi. He has to have Sushi made.
have / has got to He has got to make Sushi. He has got to have Sushi made.
needs to He needs to make Sushi. He needs to have Sushi made.
needn’t He needn’t make Sushi. He needn’t have Sushi made.
had better He had better make Sushi. He had better have Sushi made.
used to He used to make Sushi. He used to have Sushi made.
MODAL PERFECT can’t have He can’t have made Sushi. He can’t have had Sushi made.
could have He could have made Sushi. He could have had Sushi made
must have He must have made Sushi. He must have had Sushi made.
should have He should have made Sushi. He should have had Sushi made.
may have He may have make Sushi. He may have had Sushi made.
might have He might have made Sushi. He might have had Sushi made.
will have He will have made Sushi. He will have had Sushi made.

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