Passives with get and have

1 A: Can you give me a booking form please?

B:

• I'll have have printed one for you.

• I'll have one printed for you.

• I'll get printed one for you

Can I help you, sir?

B:

• Yes. Can I get my car washed here?

• Yes. I can get washed my car here?

• Yes. Can I get washed my car here?

A: Your hair looks nice.

B:

• a Thanks, I'd just cut it.

• Thanks, I've just had it cut.

• Thanks, I just have had it cut.

A: I like this room.

B:

• a Thanks. We had it redecorated last month.

• b Thanks. We had redecorated it last month.

• c Thanks. We have redecorated it last month.

A: Do you need any help?

B:

• a Yes. Where I can get some photocopying done?

• b Yes. Where can I get done some photocopying?

• c Yes. Where can I get some photocopying done?

6 A: Your car engine's making a strange noise.

B:

• a I know. I need to have it looked at.

• b I know. It needs looking at it.

• c I know. I need to have looked at it.

7 A: My watch is slow.

B:

• a When did you last repair it?

• b When did you last have it repaired?

• c When did you last have repaired it?

A: What does that sign say? I can't read it.

B:

• a You should get your eyes tested!

• b You should test your eyes!

• c You should get tested your eyes!

Use the prompts in brackets to complete the sentences with have/get + past participle. Do not use contractions('d. 've, etc.)

1 Last year I (a)   (my eyes / treat) by laser, because I had

got very short-sighted.

2 Joe is going to (a)   (his tattoo / remove) as soon as he

can afford it, because he really regrets having it done.