HAVE SOMETHING DONE

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What does 'have something done' mean?

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It refers to having a task or service performed by someone else, often indicating that the subject is not doing the action themselves.

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Provide an example of 'have something done' in a sentence.

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I will have my car washed tomorrow.

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What is the structure of 'have something done'?

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The structure is: Subject + have + object + past participle.

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What is the difference between 'have' and 'get' in this context?

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Both can be used interchangeably, but 'get' is often more informal.

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Transform the sentence: 'The doctor will check my eyes.' using 'have something done'.

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I will have my eyes checked by the doctor.

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What is the past tense form of 'have something done'?

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The past tense is formed using 'had' + object + past participle.

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Change the sentence: 'The chef is cooking dinner for us.' to 'have something done'.

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We are having dinner cooked by the chef.

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What is the passive voice structure in 'have something done'?

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The passive voice structure is: Subject + have + object + past participle.

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Provide a negative form of 'have something done'.

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I won't have my hair cut this week.

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What is the difference between 'was having' and 'had' in this context?

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'Was having' indicates an ongoing action in the past, while 'had' indicates a completed action.