CAUSATIVE VERBS

The barber cut my hair yesterday.

• I had the barber cutted my hair.

• The barber had cutten my hair.

• I had my hair cutted by the barber.

• I had my hair cut by the barber.

We paid a mechanic to fix our car.

• We got a mechanic to fix our car.

• We have a mechanic to fix our car.

• We got the paid mechanic to fix our car.

• We paid the get to mechanic our car.

We hired a professional to paint our house

• We could get professional painter for the house.

• We had professional paint the house.

• We have the house paint by a professional painter.

• We had the house painted by a professional painter.

''I had my tooth removed'' and ''I got my tooth removed.''

• They have different meaning.

• They mean exactly the same.

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

• He will have you expell by the principal .

• He will have the principal expelled.

• He will has you expelled.

• He will have you expelled.

• He will has you expell.

Heidi went to a manicurist who did her nails.

• Heidi had a manicurist who done her nails.

• Heidi did had done her nails by a manicurist.

• Heidi had her nails done by a manicurist.

• Heidi has her nails did by a manicurist.

Josias hired someone to fix his door.

• Josias had had his door fixed.

• Josias fixed his door had.

• Josias hired his door and fixed had it.

• Someone had his door hired.

• Josias had his door fixed.

My Mum lets me _______ later at the weekend.

• stay up

• stayed up

• staying up

• to stay up

I had the computer technician at work ______ my lap top. It works well now.

• fixed

• to fix

• fixing

• fix

My flatmate got me _____ dinner for him last night as he said he was too tired.

• to cook

• cook

• cooked

• make