Jerome Jerome - Three in a boat (not counting dogs)
Three friends: George, Harris and Jay (short for Jerome) plan to take a pleasure boat ride up the Thames. They intend to have excellent fun, take a break from London with its unhealthy climate and merge with nature. The author threaded the thread of the narrative of a journey along the river like beads, everyday episodes, jokes, funny adventures and finally safely arrived in London, where an excellent dinner in a restaurant reconciles them with life, and they raise their glasses for their wise last act.
1. I had my hair cut.
2. George has his grass cut once a month.
3. Tom will have his glasses made.
4. We have had our new furniture delivered.
Объяснение:
Конструкция to have something done используется для выражения действий, которые говорящий не делает самостоятельно, а их за него делает кто-то другой.
Для того, чтобы образовать утверждение, необходимо подлежащее (кто? что?), после которого используется глагол to have в нужной временной форме, далее объект, над которым производится действие, и смысловой глагол в третьей форме (Past Participle).