Causative get/have (Passive)

Structure of causative “get” in passive voice?

“John got his car repaired by a mechanic.”

• :) + get + someone + verb (base form)

• :) + get + something + verb (participle)

• :) + get + someone + verb (participle)

• :) + get + something + verb (infinitive)

Structure of causative “have” in passive voice?

”John had his car repaired by a mechanic”

• :) + have + something + verb (base form)

• :) + have + someone + verb (participle)

• :) + have + something + verb (participle)

• :) + have + something + verb (infinitive)

What’s the function of passive voice in causatives get/have?

• Focus on the problem the person has.

• Focus on the person that has the problem.

• Focus on the person that solves the problem.

• Focus on the thing that needs to be solved.

Choose the correct causative

• I have a mechanic fix my car.

• I have my car fixed.

• I get my car fixed.

• I get a mechanic to fix my car.

Choose the correct causative

• I painted my house.

• I got painted my house.

• I get my house painted.

• I get painted my house.

Choose the correct conjugation of: present continuous

• A mechanic is fixing my car.

• I’m getting my car fixed.

• I’m having fixed my car.

• I’m having fix my car.

Choose the correct conjugation of: simple past

• I fixed my car.

• My car was fixed.

• I got my car fixed yesterday.

• I had a mechanic fix my car.

Choose the correct conjugation of: past continuous

• A plumber was fixing my car.

• I was fixing my car.

• I was getting my car fixed.

• I was having my car fixed.

“I had __________ cleaned by a dentist.”

• my teeth

• my tooth

• my car

“I’m getting my hair ________ by a hairstylist.”

• dye

• cut

• dyed