The Causative Have

Which option is correct if you use the causative have?

A man cut the grass for us yesterday.

• We have our grass cut yesterday.

• We had our grass cut yesterday.

• The grass was cut yesterday.

Which option is correct if you use the causative have?

Someone will fix the door for him on the weekend.

• The door will have the man fixed on the weekend.

• He will have the door fixed on the weekend.

• He will have fixed the door.

Which option is correct if you use the causative have?

They don't service her car every month.

• She doesn't have her car serviced every month.

• Her car doesn't have serviced every month.

• She don't have her car service every month.

Which option is correct if you use the causative have?

They had decorated his apartment the previous week.

• His apartment had been decorated the previous week.

• He had his apartment decorated the previous week.

• He had had his apartment decorated the previous week.

Which option is correct if you use the causative have?

I must ask them to clean the windows.

• I must have the windows cleaned.

• I must have cleaned the windows by them.

• I must had the windows cleaned.

Which option is correct if you use the causative have?

Tell them to serve the food at once, please.

• Please have the food served at once.

• Please had the food served at once.

• Please have the food serve at once.

Which option is correct if you use the causative have?

The barber cut my hair yesterday.

• My hair was cut yesterday.

• I have my hair cut yesterday.

• I had my hair cut yesterday.

Write the adjective of:

guilt

Write the adjective of confidence.

Write the adjective of independence.