The Causative

The chief was cooking Jane's dinner.

• Jane had her dinner cooked.

• Jane has her dinner cooked.

• Jane was having her dinner cooked

Maya will decorate her house.

• Maya will have her house decorate.

• Maya will have her house decorated.

• Maya will has her house decorated.

Maria is painting Helen's nails.

• Helen is having her nails painted.

• Helen has her nails painted.

• Helen is having her nails paint.

Their car needs to be washed.

• They have their car washed.

• They need to have their car washed.

• They need their car washed.

Mark recently has taken a picture of Melanie.

• Melanie has had a picture taken recently.

• Melanie has a picture taken recently.

• Melanie had a picture taken recently.

Alex told me yesterday that he had sold his motorcycle.

• Alex told me yesterday that he had his motorcycle sold.

• Alex told me yesterday that he had had his motorcycle sold.

• Alex told me yesterday that he had has his motorcycle sold.

Sarah will be planting the trees all day.

• Sarah will having the trees planted all day.

• Sarah will have the trees planted all day.

• Sarah be will having the trees planted all day.

Somebody stole Miranda's purse yesterday.

• Miranda had her purse stole yesterday.

• Miranda had her purse stolen yesterday.

• Miranda has had her purse stolen yesterday.

Emily has been cleaning her flat for hours.

• Emily has been having her flat cleaned for hours.

• Emily has being having her flat cleaned for hours.

• Emily has her flat cleaned for hours.

Tom checks his teeth twice a year.

• Tom is having his teeth checked twice a year.

• Tom has his teeth checked twice a year.

• Tom has to check his teeth twice a year.