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1. SOME PAINTERS have painted our living room.
We have had our living room painted.
2. A HAIRDRESSER cut Jane's hair yesterday.
Jane .
3. A CARPENTER is going to replace our windows tomorrow.
We .
4. AN OPTICIAN is checking my eyes this afternoon.
I.
5. A MECHANIC inspected Larry's car last summer.
Larry .

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We use a causative verb when we want to talk about something that someone else did for us or for another person. It means that the subject caused the action to happen, but didn't do it themselves.
There are two main causative verbs:

Have

Get

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"Have" expresses the idea that a third person does something for the main subject or that the main character wants someone else to do something for him.
You can also express: give someone the responsibility to do something. Normally this causative verb is used when we talk about services.
Structure:
Have something done: subject + have + object + past participle
She had the car washed.

Have someone do something: subject + have + person + infinitive
We had the gardener trim the bushes.

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"GET" usually expresses to convince someone to do something.

STRUCTURE:

Subject + get (got) + person + verb in infinitive

Example: Luis + got + Helen + to read more.
• Luis got Helen to read more.

STRUCTURE

causative passive: Subject + get (got) + object + verb in past participle
Example: I + got + my car + repaired.
• I got my car repaired.
• I got his telephone fixed.

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I translated the documents. (have)

I fixed my washing machine. (get)

I mowed the lawn. (have)

I painted my bedroom. (get)

I repaired my fridge. (have)