Causative

I washed my car (have).

• I have my car washed.

• I had my car washed.

• I am having my car washed.

• I have had my car washed.

I will type the documents. (have)

• I will have the documents type.

• I will have typed the documents.

• I will have the documents typed.

• I have the documents typed.

I am editing the article. (have)

• I am having the article edited.

• I am having the article edit.

• I am having the article editing.

• I am have the article edited.

I will wash my car tomorrow.

• I will have washed my car tomorrow.

• I will have my car washed tomorrow.

• I will be have my car washed.

• I have my car washed tomorrow.

I have checked my teeth recently. (have)

• I am having my teeth checked recently.

• I have have my teeth checked tomorrow.

• I have my teeth checked recently.

• I have had my teeth checked recently.

A chef prepares food for that company every day.

• The company has a chef prepared food.

• The company had food prepared.

• The food has a chef prepared for the company.

• The company has food prepared by the chef.

• The chef has food prepared by that company.

• The dog has its body washed
• The dog have its body washed
• The dog have its body wash
• The dog has its washed body

• I had my bedroom clean
• I have my bedroom cleaning
• I has my bedroom cleaned
• I had my bedroom cleaned

Aitor Menta is at the hairdresser, he is...

• having his hair cut.

• cutting his own hair.

• having hair.

• having cut his hair.

My laptop is broken. I'm ________ at the shop on the highstreet.

• having it repair

• having repaired it

• having it repaired