Causative Forms

verb to have verb to get

Causative Forms 2
1. Active Causative Form
2. Passive Causative Form
1. Active Causative Form

to have someone do (infinitive) to get someone to do (infinitive)

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2. to have + + Verb 1 Infinitive without "to"
He has his servant clean his car every day.
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She has her daughter shine her shoes every morning.
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A boss has his secretary type his letters every day.
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I get a barber to cut my hair every month.
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She will get her servant to clean her clothes tomorrow.
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2. Passive Causative Form

to have something done (V3) to get something done (V3)
I have my hair cut once a month.
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She had her tooth pulled yesterday.
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He had his house painted last year.
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She had her dress made yesterday.
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He got his shoes shined.
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He will get his hair cut.
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I have got my house repaired.

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