Have/get something done

1. Ania is at the hairdresser’s. What is she doing?

1. Their windows are no longer dirty. What have they done?

1. Paul’s smartphone is working again. What has he done?

1. Kate always makes sure that she wears the correct contact lenses. What does she do?

1. Joe wants to order a pizza but he doesn’t want to leave his house to go to the restaurant and collect it. What can he do?

2. Replace the phrase underlined with the structure ‘have something done’.

4. I don’t like the colour of my walls. Somebody is going to repaint them for me.

2. Replace the phrase underlined with the structure ‘have something done’.

2. Kate’s dog had problems walking. A vet examined him for her.

2. Replace the phrase underlined with the structure ‘have something done’.

4. I’ve had trouble reading lately. An optician is going to test my eyes.