Have something done/Have someone do

(I/cook/some food) yesterday.

• I have some food cook yesterday.

• I had some food cooked yesterday.

• I has some food cooked yesterday.

• I have to cook some food yesterday

(She/buy/ some vegetable ) at the supermarket tomorrow.

• She is going to has some vegetable buy at the supermarket tomorrow.

• She is going to had some vegetable bought at the supermarket tomorrow.

• She is going to have some vegetable buy at the supermarket tomorrow.

• She is going to have some vegetable bought at the supermarket tomorrow.

(Jane/sweep/the floor) everyday.

• Jane has the floor swept everyday.

• Jane had the floor sweep everyday.

• Jane has the floor sweeped everyday.

• Jane have the floor swept everyday.

Last Saturday, (I/fill up/the petrol) at the petrol station.

• Last Saturday, I get the petrol filled up at the petrol station.

• Last Saturday, I gets the petrol to fill up at the petrol station.

• Last Saturday, I got the petrol filled up at the petrol station.

• Last Saturday, I got the petrol to fill up at the petrol station.

(They /fix/the faucet ) now.

• They are having the faucet fixed now.

• They had the faucet fixed now.

• They have the faucet fix now.

• They had the faucet fix now.

(My sister/send/the letter) to her boyfriend next week.

• My sister will have the letter send to her boyfriend next week.

• My sister will has the letter sent to her boyfriend next week.

• My sister will had the letter sended to her boyfriend next week.

• My sister will have the letter sent to her boyfriend next week.

(I/send/English homework) last Wednesday afternoon.

• I had English homework sent last Wednesday afternoon.

• I have English homework sent last Wednesday afternoon.

• I had English homework sended last Wednesday afternoon.

• I had English homework to sent last Wednesday afternoon.

(The teacher/draw/the picture) last hour.

• The teacher has the picture drawed last hour.

• The teacher had the picture drawn last hour.

• The teacher have the picture drawn last hour.

• The teacher has the picture draw last hour.

(She /wash/the dishes) everyday.

• She got the dishes wash everyday.

• She get the dishes washed everyday.

• She gets the dishes washed everyday.

• She got the dishes to wash everyday.

(My brother/wash/his car) last month.

• My brother has his car washed last month.

• My brother have his car washed last month.

• My brother had his car washed last month.

• My brother has his car wash last month.