Causative Verbs

The barber cut my hair yesterday.

• I had the barber cutted my hair.

• The barber had cutten my hair.

• I had my hair cutted by the barber.

• I had my hair cut by the barber.

We paid a mechanic to fix our car.

• We got a mechanic to fix our car.

• We have a mechanic to fix our car.

• We got the paid mechanic to fix our car.

• We paid the get to mechanic our car.

We hired a professional to paint our house

• We could get professional painter for the house.

• We had professional paint the house.

• We have the house paint by a professional painter.

• We had the house painted by a professional painter.

Which one is the formula?

• Get/Have + Something + simple past verb

• Get/Have + past participle verb + Something

• Get/Have + Something + past participle verb

• Something + Get/Have + past participle verb

• Something + Get/Have + simple past verb

We should call a plumber to replace the toilet.

• We should get our toilet replaced by a plumber.

• We should to get our toiled replaced by a plumber.

• We should got our toilet replaced by a plumber.

• We should gotten our toilet replaced by a plumber.

• We should got our call replaced by a toilet.

I don’t ________ my kids watch violent movies.

• GET

• ALLOW

• HAVE

• LET

After Billy broke the neighbor’s window, his parents _______________ him pay for it.

• GOT

• HAD

• PERMITTED

• MADE

I’ll have my assistant _______________ you to reschedule the appointment.

• CALLED

• TO CALL

• CALLING

• CALL

My husband hates housework; I can never ___________ him to wash the dishes!

• LET

• HAVE

• GET

• MAKE

Our boss doesn’t let us _______________ lunch at our desks; we have to eat in the cafeteria.

• TO EAT

• EATING

• ATE

• EAT