Causative Form

1.

You know, I wash
my car.
Really? I have
my car washed.

2.

Causative Form
to have
something
done
Present Simple
Past Simple
Future Simple
I have my room cleaned.
I had my room cleaned.
I will have my room cleaned.
Present Continuous
Past Continuous
Future Continuous
I am having my room cleaned.
I was having my room cleaned.
I will be having my room cleaned.
Present Perfect
Past Perfect
I have had my room cleaned.
I had had my room cleaned.
Present Perfect Continuous
Past Perfect Continuous
Infinitive
Gerund
Modal Verbs
I have been having my room cleaned.
I had been having my room cleaned.
I want to have my room cleaned.
I like having my room cleaned.
I should have my room cleaned.

3.

Mr Ivanov does everything himself.
Mr Brown pays other people to do
it. Write what Mr Brown says.
I painted my house last week.
I had my house painted last week.
I’m mending my car.
I’m having my car mended.
I’ve put in new windows.
I’ve had new windows put in.
I’ll build a swimming pool next year.
I clean my shoes every day.
I wash my car once a week.
I check my son’s homework every night.
I’ll have a swimming pool built next year.
I have my shoes cleaned every day.
I have my car washed once a week.
I have my son’s homework checked every night.