Causative Clause

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• Being + Object + Past Participle

• Being + Object + Gerund

• Going + Object + Infinitive

• Having + Object + Past Participle

What is the difference between 'have' and 'get' in causative structures?

• There is no difference between 'have' and 'get'

• 'Have' is less formal than 'get'

• 'Get' is more formal than 'have'

• 'Have' is more formal than 'get'

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• They have their task done by the tutor.

• I am having my car checked now.

• She has her assistant organize the meeting.

• He has his phone fixed.

In what tense is the sentence 'She had her bike repaired yesterday'?

• Continuous Past

• Simple Present

• Simple Past

• Simple Future

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• The tutor has their task done.

• I am having my car checked now.

• I have the house cleaned every week.

• He was having his suit dry cleaned.