Passive causatives

Passive causatives

Passive causatives

• The passive causative is formed with have or get + object + past participle  

• I got my shoes repaired.

  
  

• I had my shoes repaired. 

let's analyze the next example

• Kim cleaned the carpet.

   

• Kim had the carpet cleaned.

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  identify the difference between

  the two sentences. (Kim cleaned the carpet herself. / Someone else cleaned Kim’s carpet.) 

the passive causative can be used in all tenses. 

I am getting my car repaired. 

I had my car repaired. 

I will have my car repaired. 

Multiple Choice

I/ would like / a suit / make

• I'd like to have a suit make

• I'd like to have a suit made

• I'd like to have made a suit

Multiple Choice

You /need /that tooth / fill

• You need to have that tooth filled

• You need to have that tooth fill

• You need to have filled that tooth

Multiple Choice

Would /you /like/ your room / make up

• Would you like your room made up

• Would you like to have your room maked up

• Would you like to have your room made up