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Peter will ask Jenny to buy him some food.

• Jenny will buy food by Peter.

• Peter will have food bought by Jenny.

• Peter will have food asked by Jenny.

My bike was stolen last night.

• I had my bike stolen.

• I stole my bike.

• I was having my bike stolen.

• I had stolen my bike.

The cleaning lady also waters the plants for me.

• The cleaning lady has my plants watered.

• I have water the plants.

• I have my plants watered.

An actor was reading Jake's poems at the ceremony.

• Jack was reading his poems at the ceremony.

• Jack was having his poems read at the ceremony.

• Jack had his poems read at the ceremony.

• An actor was having his poems read at the ceremony.

The Brown's neighbour is going to watch their house.

• The Browns will have their house watched.

• The Browns will watch the neighbour's house.

• The Browns are going to have their house watch.

• The Browns are going to have their house watched.

Mike always asks his brother to do his homework.

• Mike always does his brother's homework.

• Mike always have his homework do.

• Mike always does his homework.

• Mike always has his homework done.

I always clean my sister's room.

• I always have my room cleaned.

• She always has her room cleaned.

• My sister always cleans my room.

The teacher is marking the children's tests.

• The children are having their tests marked.

• The children have their tests marked.

• The teacher is having his tests marked.

• The children mark their tests.

My parents had taken away the phone from me before we moved out.

• I had the phone taken away before we moved out.

• I had had the phone taken away before we moved out.

• I had had the phone taking away before we moved out.

• I have had the phone taken away before we moved out.

Did the dentist check your teeth?

• You had your teeth checked?

• Have you checked your teeth checked?

• Had you your teeth checked?

• Did you have your teeth checked?