Causatives

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 cut my hair once a month. (get)

• I am getting my hair cut once a month

• I got my hair cut once a month.

• I will get my hair cut once a month.

• I get my hair cut once a month.

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 painting the bedroom. (get)

• I am having the bedroom painted.

• I have the bedroom painted.

• I am have the bedroom paint.

• I have the bedroom paint.

I repaired my fridge yesterday. (get)

• I got repaired my fridge.

• I got my fridge repaired.

• I was got my fridge repaired.

• I get my fridge repaired.

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.

I delivered the furniture yesterday.

• I had the furniture delivered yesterday.

• I have the furniture delivered yesterday.

• I have had the furniture delivered yesterday.

• I am having the furniture delivered yesterday.

I am building a tree house. (get)

• I get a tree house built.

• I am getting a tree house built.

• I am get a tree house built.

• I am getting a tree house build