1) Someone has painted Dave’s restaurant.
Dave has had his restaurant painted.
2) The waiter is serving Tim’s lunch.
Tim is having his lunch served by the waiter.
3) The doctor will examine my arm.
I will have my arm examined by the doctor.
Объяснение:
Каузативная конструкция have something done описывает в английском языке ситуацию, когда лицо, выраженное подлежащим, находит неких третьих лиц, которые выполнят для него или за него какое-то действие, выраженное в предложении причастием Participle II.
East or West, home is best!
We love our house.
My Mum said. 'I am so happy to see all of you here, when we are all sitting like this talking to each other, sharing the news, all jokes and laughing, I know I am at home.
We were all impressed by mother's touching words and my brother spoke up and said, "To me home is where I can relax, do nothing and watch TV.
"Oh, to me home is where I can play with my dolls and have three meals a day.
"Yes,' said my youngest brother, "it's where Santa Claus always comes and leaves presents for us all! "How lucky you are,' said my Dad, to me home is a place where I am never at rest because you keep asking me questions.
My grandmother looked at us and said, "Home to me is the only place where I can quickly recover from a cold or flu My grandpa smiled and said, It is only at home that I can have a good night's sleep.
There is no place like home!