Have / Get something done

Change 'The barber cut my hair yesterday' to the causative

• I had cut my hair by the barber.

• The barber had cut my hair.

• I had my barber cut his hair.

• I had my hair cut by the barber.

Change 'We'll pay a mechanic to fix our car' to the causative.

• We'll get our car fixed by the mechanic.

• We're having a mechanic will fix our car.

• We'll have paid a mechanic to fix our car.

• We've paid to the mechanic will fix our car.

Change 'A professional is painting our house' to the causative

• We could get a professional painter for the house.

• We had a professional painting the house.

• We're having our house painted by a professional.

• We are have the house painted by a professional painter.

Do sentences 'I had my tooth removed' and 'I got my tooth removed.' have different meanings?

• YES

• NO

What is the correct structure of the causative?

• Get/Have + Something + Simple Past verb

• Get/Have + Past Participle verb + Something

• Get/Have + Something + Past Participle verb

• Something + Get/Have + Present Perfect

• Something + Get/Have + simple past verb

Change 'I will make the principal expel you from this School.' to the causative.

• She will have you expell by the principal .

• She will have the principal expelled.

• She will has you expelled.

• She will have you expelled.

• She will has you expell.

Change 'Heidi wants to go to a manicurist to do her nails.' to the causative

• Heidi wants a manicurist who done her nails.

• Heidi did get done her nails by a manicurist.

• Heidi wants to get her nails done by a manicurist.

• Heidi gets her nails did by a manicurist.

Change 'A chef prepares food for that company every day.' to the causative.

• Everyday the company has a chef prepared food.

• The company had food prepared everyday by a chef.

• The food has a chef everyday prepared for the company.

• The company has food prepared by the chef everyday.

• The chef has food prepared by that company everyday.

Change 'You should go to a doctor to look at that.' to the causative.

• You should have a doctor's look at that.

• You should have that look.

• You should get that looked at by a doctor.

• You should look that by a doctor.

Liliana will pay a lawyer to review the documents.

• Liliana is going to have the documents paid.

• Liliana will get the documents reviewed.

• Liliana will have reviewed the documents.

• Liliana will get reviewed the documents by a lawyer.