HAVE something DONE

Use: to talk about arranging things to be done by other people

( not by the subject of the sentence)

1.    Present Simple -        I have                my hair cut every month.

2.    Past Simple -            I had                  my hair cut yesterday.

3.    Pres.Continuous -     I am having       my hair cut.

4.    Past Continuous -     I was having      my hair cut when she came.

5.    Present Perfect -      I have just had   my hair cut.

6.    Modals -                 I must have        my hair cut.

7.    Future -                   I will have          my hair cut.

·      I won’t have = I won’t allow

I won’t have my house turned into a hotel!

TRANSFORMATIONS

Someone might repaint the house for us next year.

We

Someone took Jill’s car to the garage.

Jill

Someone is painting their house now.

They

They have just installed a telephone in his flat.

He

Jane’s money was stolen on the train.

Jane

She has arranged for the technician to service her car.

She

All his suits were made in Paris.

He

Jane took her coat to the dry cleaner’s yesterday.

Jane

The nurse was taking his blood pressure.

He

I would like you to paint my house.

I