Causative – have something done

Tense Active voice Causative – have sth

done
Pr. Simple She cuts her hair every She has her hair cut
month. (A hairdresser cuts every month.
her hair every month)
Pr. Continuous She is cutting her hair She is having her hair cut
now. now,
(A hairdresser is cutting
her hair now.)
Past Simple She cut her hair last week. She had her hair cut last
(A hairdresser cut her hair week.
last week).
Past She was cutting her hair She was having her hair
Continuous last week. (A hairdresser cut last week.
was cutting her hair last
week)
Present She has cut her hair. (A She has had her hair cut.
Perfect hairdresser has cut her
hair.)
Present She has been cutting her She has been having her
Perfect hair. (A hairdresser has hair cut.
Continuous been cutting her hair.)
Past Perfect She had cut her hair. (A She had had her hair cut.
hairdresser had cut her
hair.)
Past Perfect She had been cutting her She had been having her
Continuous hair. (A hairdresser has hair cut.
been cutting her hair.)
Infinitive She should cut her hair. (A She should have her hair
(bezokolicznik hairdresser should cut her cut.
) hair.)
-ing form It’s worth cutting the hair. It’s worth having the hair
cut.