Causative have

Choose the correct form of CAUSATIVE have

• You can have your film developed.

• You can have developed your film.

The form of causative have is ....

• have + something + past participle

• have + past participle + something

I had my hair cut last week. =

• I went to a hairdresser and then I cut my hair

• I went to a hairdresser and a person cut my hair

We use have something done when we talk about a service that someone else does for us

• True

• False

did/ Where/ you/ your hair/have/ cut =

• Where have you cut your hair?

• Where did you cut your hair?

• Where did you have cut your hair?

• Where did you have your hair cut?

I/ like/ don't/ my photo/ having/ taken =

• I don't like my photo having taken.

• I don't like having my photo taken.

• I don't like having taken my photo.

I didn't deliver the flowers myself. =

• I have the flowers delivered.

• I had the flowers delivered.

• I didn't have the flowers delivered.

as soon as possible/ you/ need/ translated/ to have/ this document =

• You need to have translated this document as soon as possible.

• This document needs to have translated as soon as possible.

• You need to have this document translated as soon as possible.

Have/had/your/tested/recently/eyes/you? =

• Had you have your eyes tested recently?

• Did you have your eyes tested recently?

• Have you had your eyes tested recently?

I want to wear earrings.

• I need to get my teeth checked.

• I'm going to have my ears pierced.