Rewrite the sentences using the Causative Form / HAVE SOMETHING DONE!
1. The hairdresser styles her hair every week.
She………………………………………………………………
2. They will ask someone to come and the repair their computer.
They…………………………………………………………...
3. The tap is leaking. We must arrange for the plumber to fix it.
We………………………………………………………………
4. The doctor is examining the heart of the elderly man at the moment.
The elderly man…………………………………………………
5. The boss asked his secretary to send the flowers to his wife.
The boss………………………………………………………….
6. The decorator has been redecorating their house for three months.
They……………………………………………………………….
7. Her house is very big so she employed a cleaner to clean it before the party.
She………………………………………………………………...
8. I painted my house last week.
I…………………………………………………………………
9. I’ve put in new windows.
I…………………………………………………………………
10. The photographer had taken George some photos.
George………………………………………………………….
11. Someone has delivered Miriam’s newspaper this morning.
Miriam…………………………………………………………
12.The designer was decorating Sonya’s flat yesterday.
Sonya…………………………………………
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She has her hair styled every week.
Explanation: In the original sentence, the subject "The hairdresser" performs the action "styles" on the object "her hair." In the causative form, the subject becomes "She," and the action is now performed by someone else (the hairdresser) on the object "her hair."
2. They will ask someone to come and repair their computer.
They will have their computer repaired by someone.
Explanation: In the original sentence, the subject "They" will perform the action "ask someone to come and repair" on the object "their computer." In the causative form, the subject becomes "They," and the action is now performed by someone else (a repair person) on the object "their computer."
3. The tap is leaking. We must arrange for the plumber to fix it.
We must have the plumber fix the leaking tap.
Explanation: In the original sentence, the subject "We" will perform the action "arrange for the plumber to fix" on the object "it" (the leaking tap). In the causative form, the subject becomes "We," and the action is now performed by someone else (the plumber) on the object "the leaking tap."
4. The doctor is examining the heart of the elderly man at the moment.
The elderly man is having his heart examined by the doctor at the moment.
Explanation: In the original sentence, the subject "The doctor" performs the action "is examining" on the object "the heart of the elderly man." In the causative form, the subject becomes "The elderly man," and the action is now performed by someone else (the doctor) on the object "his heart."
5. The boss asked his secretary to send the flowers to his wife.
The boss had his secretary send the flowers to his wife.
Explanation: In the original sentence, the subject "The boss" performs the action "asked his secretary to send" on the object "the flowers to his wife." In the causative form, the subject becomes "The boss," and the action is now performed by someone else (his secretary) on the object "the flowers to his wife."
6. The decorator has been redecorating their house for three months.
They have had their house redecorated by the decorator for three months.
Explanation: In the original sentence, the subject "The decorator" performs the action "has been redecorating" on the object "their house." In the causative form, the subject becomes "They," and the action is now performed by someone else (the decorator) on the object "their house."
7. Her house is very big, so she employed a cleaner to clean it before the party.
She has her house cleaned by a cleaner before the party.
Explanation: In the original sentence, the subject "She" performs the action "employed a cleaner to clean" on the object "it" (her house). In the causative form, the subject becomes "She," and the action is now performed by someone else (a cleaner) on the object "her house."
8. I painted my house last week.
I had my house painted last week.
Explanation: In the original sentence, the subject "I" performs the action "painted" on the object "my house." In the causative form, the subject becomes "I," and the action is now performed by someone else on the object "my house."
9. I've put in new windows.
I've had new windows put in.
Explanation: In the original sentence, the subject "I" performs the action "put in" on the object "new windows." In the causative form, the subject becomes "I," and the action is now performed by someone else on the object "new windows."
10. The photographer had taken George some photos.
George had some photos taken by the photographer.
Explanation: In the original sentence, the subject "The photographer" performs the action "had taken" on the object "George" and "some photos." In the causative form, the subject becomes "George," and the action is now performed by someone else (the photographer) on the object "some photos."
11. Someone has delivered Miriam's newspaper this morning.
Miriam has had her newspaper delivered this morning.
Explanation: In the original sentence, the subject "Someone" performs the action "has delivered" on the object "Miriam's newspaper." In the causative form, the subject becomes "Miriam," and the action is now performed by someone else on the object "her newspaper."
12. The designer was decorating Sonya's flat yesterday.
Sonya was having her flat decorated by the designer yesterday.
Explanation: In the original sentence, the subject "The designer" performs the action "was decorating" on the object "Sonya's flat." In the causative form, the subject becomes "Sonya," and the action is now performed by someone else (the designer) on the object "her flat."