Names: Mónica Domínguez and María José Tapia Date: 2/02/2023

Subject: English Teacher: Ximena Llorca

CAUSATIVE HAVE
 Structure

Subject + Have + Object + Past Participle

This structure is used in

causative have. In passive voice
we have the verb TO BE in the
structure.
 Uses
We use causative have to say that we have arranged for someone to
do something for us.
Example:
Juana is having her house cleaned.

It is also used to say that something unpleasant or unexpected

happened to somebody.
Note:
Example:
Mrs. Smith had her new book stolen last month. We can use get
instead of have only
in informal
conversations
 AFFIRMATIVE

They must have the gifts bought for

Christmas.

We will have the house built by an

excellent archiitect.

They have the food delivered every

Friday.
 NEGATIVE
He won't have the bathtub fixed until
next week.

They didn't have the grass mowed.

She hadn't have the food delivered.

 QUESTIONS

When did you have your room booked?

Have you ever had your homework

done ?

Will she have the car repaired ?

THANKS