10 Questions
Which verb do we use in the causative have construction to talk about something that someone else does for us?
have
What do we use in negative sentences and questions when there is no auxiliary verb in the causative have construction?
do
Can we use the construction 'have something done' in any verb tense?
Yes, we can use it in any verb tense.
In informal English, what construction can we use with the same meaning as 'have something done'?
get something
What is the alternative construction that we can use with the same meaning as 'have something done', but in this case we mention the person who is doing it?
have someone do something
The past continuous tense describes ongoing actions in the ______, such as I was writing my research paper all night
past
The past continuous tense shows a continuous action that began in the ______
past
The past continuous tense uses ______ and were, the past tense of to be
was
The past continuous tense is the past tense version of the ______ continuous
present
The past continuous tense uses the same construction as the ______ continuous tense except with the past tense of the verb to be
present
Test your knowledge of the causative "have" structure with this quiz! Learn how to use "have + object + past participle" to talk about having something done by someone else. Explore scenarios where we pay, persuade, or ask others to do things for us. Challenge yourself and enhance your understanding of this grammatical construction.
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