Causative get and have

Front

What is the causative form 'get' used for?

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The causative form 'get' is used to indicate that someone arranges for someone else to do something for them, often implying a sense of obtaining a service.

Front

What is the causative form 'have' used for?

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The causative form 'have' is used to indicate that someone allows or causes someone else to do something for them, often implying a sense of control over the action.

Front

Complete the sentence: I like to get my car ______ (wash).

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washed

Front

Complete the sentence: I usually have my hair ______ (cut) every month.

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cut

Front

What is the difference between 'get' and 'have' in causative constructions?

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'Get' often implies a more informal arrangement, while 'have' suggests a more formal or established relationship.

Front

Complete the sentence: She gets her house ______ (clean) every spring.

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cleaned

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Complete the sentence: They have their documents ______ (translate) by a professional.

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translated

Front

What is the structure for using 'get' in a causative sentence?

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Subject + get + object + past participle (e.g., I get my shoes repaired).

Front

What is the structure for using 'have' in a causative sentence?

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Subject + have + object + past participle (e.g., I have my clothes cleaned).

Front

Complete the sentence: He gets his computer ______ (fix) by a technician.

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fixed