CAUSATIVE VERB

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.

Tags

CCSS.L.3.1D

CCSS.L.3.1A

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.

Tags

CCSS.L.3.1D

CCSS.L.3.1A

We should call a plumber to replace the toilet.

• We should get our toilet replaced by a plumber.

• We should to get our toiled replaced by a plumber.

• We should got our toilet replaced by a plumber.

• We should gotten our toilet replaced by a plumber.

• We should got our call replaced by a toilet.

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.

Tags

CCSS.L.3.1A

CCSS.L.3.1D

The car was washed.

• I had the car washed

• I made the car washed

• I got the car washed

My boss _____ me work last Saturday

• Making

• made

• make

The supervisor ______ the workers continue working in order to meet the deadline.

• Made

• Make

• Making

Alison ______ the painting appraised by an art dealer.

• Made

• got

• get

He finally _____ her taxes done yesterday.

• Make

• have

• made

• got

Mary _____ the dog groomed at the local pet store.

• have

• had

• made