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    The document discusses the causative grammatical form in English. The causative is used when having someone else do something for you rather than doing it yourself. Examples are provided of using the causative, such as "Anna had her house painted" rather than painting it herself. Tenses like present simple, past simple, present continuous, and present perfect are shown for both active and passive causative constructions.

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    The document discusses the causative grammatical form in English. The causative is used when having someone else do something for you rather than doing it yourself. Examples are provided of using the causative, such as "Anna had her house painted" rather than painting it herself. Tenses like present simple, past simple, present continuous, and present perfect are shown for both active and passive causative constructions.

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    THE

    CAUSATIVE
    Kauzatyvinė/Priežastinė Forma
    FORMATION

    Have/has +object+Past Anna had her house painted


    Participle (3-čia (She didn't paint it herself,
    veiksmažodžio forma) someone else did it for her.)
    We use the Causative when we want to say that we
    arrange for someone to do something for us (kai
    veiksmą atliekame ne mes patys, o taip sutvarkome, kad
    kitas asmuo atlieka tą veiksmą mums).

    USAGE  Simon had his watch repaired. (He didn't repair it


    himself)

    Jessica will have her hair cut. (She will not cut hair
    herself)
    GRAMMAR  TENSES

    Passive. He has
    PRESENT ACTIVE. He
    the fence
    SIMPLE paints the fence.
    painted.

    Active. He Passive. He had


    PAST SIMPLE painted the the fence
    fence. painted.
    GRAMMAR   TENSES

    Active. He is Passive. He is
    PRESENT
    painting the having the fence
    CONTINUOUS
    fence. painted.

    Active. He has Passive. He has


    PRESENT
    painted the had the fence
    PERFECT
    fence. painted.
    FUTURE SIMPLE

    Active. He will paint the fence.

    GRAMMAR Passive. He will have the fence painted.

    TENSES MODALS

    Active. He must paint the fence.

    Passive. He must have the fence painted.

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