Causative Verbs

Michelle’s lamp needs changing but she is afraid to change the bulb herself. She will have Jim (a)   (replace) it for her.

Can we have our lunch (a)   (deliver) via Go-Food during our meeting?

I’ll get Lisa (a)   (attend) Lina’s wedding for me. I’ll be out of town on that happy day.

Does your son clean his own bedroom or do you have to make him (a)   (do) it?

It’s not impossible to have a garden party in Jakarta. You can have it (a)   (arrange) by an event organizer.

I was made (a)   (give) my wallet but I screamed so hard and the mugger ran away.

I can't fix this computer. It’s too complicated. I am going to have Tom (a)   (look) at it. He’s a computer genius.

Due to the limited seat, we must get all the guests (a)   (confirm) their attendance one week before the event.

My husband is very tricky. He can get all his chores (a)   (do) by our kids by making them look like they are playing games instead of doing chores.

You don’t look fine. You should go to the doctor and have yourself (a)   (examine) as soon as possible.