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使役動詞: 何かをしてもらう/完了させる(サービスの手配)

Master have/get something done to talk about services you arrange for others to complete.

Grammar Rule in 30 Seconds

Use 'have' or 'get' + object + past participle when someone else performs a service for you.

  • Use 'have' for formal services: 'I had my car fixed.' (max 20 words)
  • Use 'get' for informal/persuasive tasks: 'I got my hair cut.'
  • The object always goes between the verb and the participle: 'Have + [Object] + [V3].'
👤 + 🛠️ (have/get) + 📦 (object) + ✅ (past participle)

Overview

### Overview
英語を学習する上で、中上級(B2レベル)の皆さんが避けて通れない、かつ非常に便利な表現があります。それが、使役動詞 haveget を使った have/get something done という形です。この文法は、日本語で言うところの「〜してもらう」「〜を(業者などに)頼む」、あるいは「〜される(被害)」といったニュアンスを表現する際に不可欠なものです。
まず、次の2つの文の違いを考えてみてください。
  • I cut my hair.
  • I had my hair cut.
日本語ではどちらも「髪を切った」と訳せてしまいますが、英語では意味が決定的に異なります。前者は「自分でハサミを持って切った」ことを意味し、後者は「美容院などへ行き、プロに切ってもらった」ことを意味します。私たち日本人は、日常生活の多くのサービス(散髪、車の修理、クリーニングなど)を自分で行うのではなく、誰かに依頼しています。そのため、I cut my hair と言ってしまうと、ネイティブスピーカーには「えっ、自分で切ったの?」と驚かれてしまうことがあるのです。
この文法の本質は、「誰がやったか(行為者)」よりも、「何がどうなったか(結果)」、そして「誰がその恩恵(あるいは被害)を受けたか」に焦点を当てることにあります。いわば「個人的な受動態」のような役割を果たします。この構造をマスターすることで、あなたの英語はより自然で、洗練されたプロフェッショナルな響きを持つようになります。本稿では、この文法の仕組みから、日本人が間違いやすいポイント、そしてビジネスや日常生活での具体的な活用法まで、徹底的に解説していきます。
### How This Grammar Works
この have/get something done という形は、文法用語では「使役の受動的意味(Passive Causative)」と呼ばれます。主語(あなた)が直接動くのではなく、第三者に働きかけて、ある目的語(物や事)を「〜された状態」にすることを表します。
日本語の感覚で考えると、「〜してもらう」という恩恵のニュアンスに近いですが、英語では「(お金を払って)サービスを享受する」というビジネスライクな側面が強くなります。ここで重要なのは、haveget の使い分けです。基本的には入れ替え可能ですが、微妙なニュアンスの違いがあります。
  • have something done: 最も一般的で、中立的・フォーマルな響きです。日常的なルーチンサービス(車検、歯科検診、クリーニング)によく使われます。手続きが淡々と進むイメージです。
  • get something done: ややカジュアルな響きになります。また、「苦労してようやく〜してもらった」という、努力や説得、完了までのプロセスを感じさせることがあります。
| 特徴 | have something done | get something done |
| :--- | :--- | :--- |
| 丁寧さ・語調 | フォーマル・中立的 | カジュアル・口語的 |
| ニュアンス | 通常の依頼、ルーチン | 努力、説得、何とかやり遂げる |
| ビジネスでの使用 | 報告書や公式な場に最適 | 同僚との会話やチャットに多い |
| 例文 | I had the report checked. | I finally got the report checked. |
日本語では「(業者に)〜してもらう」と言うとき、助詞の「に」を使って行為者を明示することが多いですが、この英語の形では、行為者(美容師や整備士など)は文脈から明らかなため、通常は省略されます。これにより、会話のテンポが良くなり、重要な「結果」にフォーカスすることができるのです。
### Formation Pattern
この文法の形は非常に厳格です。語順を間違えると、完了形(Present Perfect)など別の文法になってしまうため、以下のパターンをしっかり頭に叩き込みましょう。
【主語 + have / get(時制に合わせて変化) + 目的語 + 過去分詞 (V3)】
  1. 1主語 (Subject): 依頼した人、あるいはその事象の影響を受ける人。
  2. 2have / get: ここがメインの動詞です。現在、過去、未来、進行形など、時制の変化はこの動詞が担います
  3. 3目的語 (Object): サービスを受ける「物」や「人」。必ず動詞と過去分詞の間に置きます。
  4. 4過去分詞 (Past Participle): 目的語が「どうされたか」を表す動詞の第3形態です。受動的な意味(〜される)を持ちます。
時制ごとの変化を一覧で見てみましょう。過去分詞(例:cleaned)の形が変わらないことに注目してください。
| 時制 | have を使った構造 | get を使った構造 | 例文 |
| :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- |
| 現在形 | have/has ... done | get/gets ... done | I have my car washed every week. |
| 過去形 | had ... done | got ... done | I had my suit cleaned for the interview. |
| 未来形 | will have ... done | will get ... done | I'll have my laptop fixed tomorrow. |
| 現在進行形 | am/is/are having ... done | am/is/are getting ... done | We are having the house painted. |
| 現在完了形 | have/has had ... done | have/has gotten ... done | She has just had her hair dyed. |
| 助動詞 | should have ... done | should get ... done | You should get your eyes tested. |
| 不定詞 | need to have ... done | want to get ... done | I need to get this document translated. |
注意点: 日本語の感覚だと、目的語を最後に持ってきたくなりますが(例:I had cleaned my suit)、これでは「私はスーツを(自分で)掃除し終えていた」という過去完了形になってしまいます。必ず 「物」を挟む ことを意識してください。
### When To Use It
この文法が使われる主な4つのシチュエーションを解説します。これらは日本人が日常やビジネスで直面する場面ばかりです。
#### 1. 専門的なサービスを依頼する(有料・無料問わず)
これが最も一般的な使い方です。自分ではできない、あるいは自分でするのが面倒なことをプロに任せる場合です。
  • I need to have my tires changed before winter.(冬の前にタイヤを交換してもらわないと。)
  • We had our kitchen remodeled last year.(去年、キッチンをリフォームしました。)
  • You should get that tooth looked at by a dentist.(その歯、歯医者さんに診てもらったほうがいいよ。)
#### 2. 美容・健康管理(セルフケアとの区別)
日本語では「髪を切った」「ネイルをした」と言いますが、英語では「誰にしてもらったか」を明確にするためにこの形を使います。
  • I'm having my nails done for the wedding.(結婚式のためにネイルをしてもらっています。)
  • He gets his beard trimmed at a barber.(彼は理髪店で髭を整えてもらっている。)
  • I had my blood pressure taken at the clinic.(クリニックで血圧を測ってもらった。)
#### 3. 予期せぬ不運・被害に遭う(被害の受動態)
これは非常に重要なポイントです。日本語の「〜されちゃった」という被害のニュアンスを出すのにも、この形が使われます。自分が意図して「させた」わけではありませんが、その結果が自分に降りかかったことを表します。
  • I had my phone stolen on the train.(電車でスマホを盗まれた。)
  • She had her bike stolen from the station.(彼女は駅で自転車を盗まれた。)
  • We had our flight cancelled due to the storm.(嵐のせいでフライトがキャンセルになってしまった。)
*※この場合、get も使えますが、have の方が「被害を受けた」という客観的な響きが強くなります。*
#### 4. ビジネスでのタスク委任
職場において、部下や他部署、外部業者に仕事を振る際にも使われます。
  • Please get these documents signed by the director.(これらの書類にディレクターのサインをもらってください。)
  • I'll have the meeting minutes sent to everyone.(議事録を全員に送るように手配します。)
  • We need to have the server updated over the weekend.(週末の間にサーバーをアップデートさせる必要がある。)
### Common Mistakes
日本人学習者が陥りやすいミスを、その理由(日本語との違い)とともに見ていきましょう。
#### 1. 「能動的な使役」との混同
have someone do(人に〜させる)という形と、今回の have something done を混ぜてしまうミスです。
  • 誤: I had the mechanic repaired my car.
  • 正 (Passive): I had my car repaired.(車を修理してもらった)
  • 正 (Active): I had the mechanic repair my car.(整備士に車を修理させた)
なぜ間違うのか: 日本語では「整備士に修理してもらった」と「車を修理してもらった」をあまり厳密に区別せずに使いますが、英語では「目的語」が「人」か「物」かで、後ろに続く動詞の形(原形か過去分詞か)が決まります。
#### 2. 過去分詞ではなく不定詞や現在分詞を使ってしまう
  • 誤: I need to get my hair to cut. / I'm having my car washing.
  • 正: I need to get my hair cut. / I'm having my car washed.
なぜ間違うのか: 日本語の「〜しに行く」という感覚から to cut を使いたくなったり、進行中の動作だから -ing にしたくなったりします。しかし、目的語(髪や車)の視点に立つと、それらは「切られる」「洗われる」という受動的な立場なので、必ず過去分詞が必要なのです。
#### 3. 語順を間違えて「完了形」にしてしまう
  • 誤: I had repaired my watch.(私は時計を修理し終えていた:過去完了)
  • 正: I had my watch repaired.(私は時計を修理してもらった:使役)
なぜ間違うのか: 日本語は語順が比較的自由ですが、英語は語順が意味を決定します。had の直後に過去分詞を置くと、それは「自分が完了させた動作」になってしまいます。
#### 4. 「自分でやった」と言ってしまう(L1干渉)
  • 不自然: I fixed my computer yesterday.(PCを自分で分解して直したの?と聞かれます)
  • 自然: I had my computer fixed yesterday.(修理に出して直してもらった)
なぜ間違うのか: 日本語の「昨日PC直したんだよね」という表現を直訳してしまうためです。英語では、専門的な作業についてはこの使役の形を使うのがマナーです。
### Contrast With Similar Patterns
似たような意味を持つ他の構造と比較して、使い分けを明確にしましょう。
| 構造 | パターン | ニュアンス・焦点 | 例文 |
| :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- |
| Passive Causative | have sth done | 結果受益者に焦点。行為者は重要ではない。 | I had my house cleaned. (業者が掃除した) |
| Active Causative | have sb do | 誰に頼んだかを明示。指示・依頼。 | I had a professional clean my house. |
| Get with Infinitive | get sb to do | 説得して〜してもらう。少し努力が必要。 | I got my brother to clean my house. |
| Standard Passive | sth was done | 客観的な事実。誰が恩恵を受けたかは二の次。 | The house was cleaned. (家が掃除された) |
このように、have something done は「誰がやったかは言わなくてもわかる(または重要ではない)けれど、自分にとって必要なサービスが完了した」という状況に最適な、非常に「効率的」な表現なのです。
### Quick FAQ
Q1: 行為者を言いたい場合は by を使ってもいいですか?
A: はい、可能です。I had my portrait painted by a famous artist.(有名な画家に肖像画を描いてもらった)のように、行為者が特別な場合や、情報を付け加えたい場合は by ... を使います。ただし、通常の散髪や修理では by a barber などは言わないのが普通です。
Q2: get something done はビジネスメールで使っても失礼ではないですか?
A: 失礼ではありませんが、やや口語的です。上司への正式な報告や、社外へのメールでは have something done を使う方が無難でプロフェッショナルな印象を与えます。同僚との Slack や Teams でのやり取りなら get が自然です。
Q3: 「被害」の have something done と「依頼」の形はどうやって見分けるのですか?
A: 文脈(コンテクスト)のみで判断します。I had my hair cut は通常「依頼」ですが、I had my wallet stolen は常識的に考えて「依頼」であるはずがありません。英語はこのように、同じ形でも文脈で意味を補完する言語です。
Q4: I had my leg broken と言うと、自分で足を折ったように聞こえませんか?
A: いいえ、この形は「不運な事故」を表す定番の表現です。むしろ I broke my leg と言うと、「(不注意などで)足を折ってしまった」というニュアンスになりますが、I had my leg broken は「(ラグビーの試合中などで)折られた、折れてしまった」という被害のニュアンスが強まります。
### 最後に
have/get something done は、一見すると複雑なパズルのように見えるかもしれません。しかし、一度この「物(目的語)を挟んで過去分詞を置く」という感覚を掴んでしまえば、これほど便利な表現はありません。美容院に行ったとき、車を修理に出したとき、あるいは仕事で誰かに何かを頼んだとき、ぜひ頭の中でこのフレーズを組み立ててみてください。一歩上の、洗練された英語表現への扉が開くはずです。頑張りましょう!

Conjugating 'Have Something Done'

Tense Subject Have/Get Object Past Participle
Present Simple
I
have
my car
serviced.
Present Continuous
She
is having
her hair
cut.
Past Simple
We
had
the roof
repaired.
Past Continuous
They
were getting
the house
painted.
Present Perfect
I
have had
my watch
fixed.
Future (will)
You
will have
the report
typed.
Modals
He
should get
his eyes
checked.

Common Contractions

Full Form Contraction Example
I have had
I've had
I've had my hair cut.
She is having
She's having
She's having it fixed.
I will have
I'll have
I'll have it done.

Meanings

A structure used to describe a situation where we do not perform an action ourselves, but instead arrange for someone else to do it for us, usually a professional or a service provider.

1

Arranging Services

Paying or asking someone to do a job for you.

“She is having her laptop repaired.”

“We need to get the carpets cleaned.”

2

Unpleasant Experiences

Describing something bad that happened to you (where you didn't arrange it, but it affected your property).

“He had his phone stolen on the subway.”

“They had their flight cancelled at the last minute.”

3

Persuasion/Completion

Using 'get' to emphasize the effort or persuasion required to finish a task.

“I finally got the kids to finish their homework.”

“It took ages, but I got the engine started.”

Reference Table

Reference table for 使役動詞: 何かをしてもらう/完了させる(サービスの手配)
Form Structure Example
Affirmative
Subj + have + obj + V3
I had my phone repaired.
Negative
Subj + auxiliary + not + have + obj + V3
I didn't have my phone repaired.
Question
Auxiliary + subj + have + obj + V3?
Did you have your phone repaired?
Informal
Subj + get + obj + V3
I got my phone repaired.
Experience
Subj + have + obj + V3 (unpleasant)
He had his car stolen.
Continuous
Subj + be + having + obj + V3
We are having the house painted.

フォーマル度スペクトル

フォーマル
We had the fleet vehicles serviced by the authorized dealer.

We had the fleet vehicles serviced by the authorized dealer. (Car repair)

ニュートラル
I had my car fixed at the garage.

I had my car fixed at the garage. (Car repair)

カジュアル
I got my car fixed.

I got my car fixed. (Car repair)

スラング
I got my ride sorted.

I got my ride sorted. (Car repair)

The Passive Causative Ecosystem

Passive Causative

Services

  • Haircut Have hair cut
  • Car Repair Get car fixed

Accidents

  • Theft Have wallet stolen
  • Damage Have window broken

Active vs. Passive Causative

Active (Focus on Person)
I had the mechanic fix it. Subject + Have + Person + Base Verb
Passive (Focus on Object)
I had it fixed. Subject + Have + Object + V3

Should I use Passive Causative?

1

Did you do the work yourself?

YES
Use Active Voice (I cut my hair)
NO
Did you arrange for someone else to do it?
2

Is it a professional service?

YES
Use 'Have' (I had my hair cut)
NO
Is it informal or difficult? Use 'Get'.

Common Objects for Causatives

💇

Body

  • Hair cut
  • Eyes tested
  • Teeth cleaned
🏠

Home

  • Roof repaired
  • House painted
  • Carpets cleaned

レベル別の例文

1

I have a clean car.

I have a clean car.

2

The barber cuts my hair.

The barber cuts my hair.

3

I wash my bike.

I wash my bike.

4

He fixes the phone.

He fixes the phone.

1

I had my hair cut yesterday.

I had my hair cut yesterday.

2

She gets her car washed every week.

She gets her car washed every week.

3

We had the pizza delivered.

We had the pizza delivered.

4

Do you have your house cleaned?

Do you have your house cleaned?

1

I'm going to have my eyes tested tomorrow.

I'm going to have my eyes tested tomorrow.

2

He's having his kitchen repainted at the moment.

He's having his kitchen repainted at the moment.

3

You should get your coat dry-cleaned.

You should get your coat dry-cleaned.

4

We didn't have the windows cleaned last month.

We didn't have the windows cleaned last month.

1

I've just had my wisdom teeth removed.

I've just had my wisdom teeth removed.

2

We need to get the contract signed by the director.

We need to get the contract signed by the director.

3

Have you ever had your identity stolen?

Have you ever had your identity stolen?

4

I'll have my assistant call you with the details.

I'll have my assistant call you with the details.

1

The CEO had the entire department restructured.

The CEO had the entire department restructured.

2

It's high time you had that leak looked at.

It's high time you had that leak looked at.

3

She got herself caught up in a very difficult situation.

She got herself caught up in a very difficult situation.

4

We had our application rejected without any explanation.

We had our application rejected without any explanation.

1

The diplomat had his credentials revoked following the scandal.

The diplomat had his credentials revoked following the scandal.

2

I won't have my integrity questioned by someone like him.

I won't have my integrity questioned by someone like him.

3

They had the manuscript painstakingly restored by experts.

They had the manuscript painstakingly restored by experts.

4

To have one's life's work dismissed so casually is heartbreaking.

To have one's life's work dismissed so casually is heartbreaking.

間違えやすい

Causative Verbs: Have/Get Something Done (Arranging Services) Past Perfect Tense

Learners confuse 'I had fixed my car' (Past Perfect) with 'I had my car fixed' (Causative).

Causative Verbs: Have/Get Something Done (Arranging Services) Active Causative with 'Get'

Learners forget the 'to' in 'I got him to fix it' but try to use it in 'I got it fixed'.

Causative Verbs: Have/Get Something Done (Arranging Services) Passive Voice

Learners think 'My car was fixed' is the same as 'I had my car fixed'.

よくある間違い

I cut my hair (at the salon).

I had my hair cut.

Saying 'I cut my hair' means you did it yourself.

I have my car fix.

I have my car fixed.

You must use the past participle (V3).

I had fixed my car.

I had my car fixed.

This word order makes it Past Perfect (you did it).

I wash my car yesterday (by a man).

I had my car washed.

Use the causative to show someone else did it.

I am having cut my hair.

I am having my hair cut.

The object must come between the verbs.

Did you had your car fixed?

Did you have your car fixed?

In questions, the auxiliary 'did' takes the past tense; 'have' stays base.

I got my house paint.

I got my house painted.

Missing the V3 ending.

I had my wallet steal.

I had my wallet stolen.

Even for accidents, use the past participle.

I had the mechanic to fix my car.

I had the mechanic fix my car.

Active causative 'have' does not use 'to'.

I got fixed my computer.

I got my computer fixed.

Incorrect word order with 'get'.

I had my hair been cut.

I had my hair cut.

Don't add 'been'; it's not a standard passive voice sentence.

I got my car stolen.

I had my car stolen.

'Get' implies you arranged the theft! Use 'have' for accidents.

They had the work doing.

They had the work done.

Using -ing instead of V3.

文型パターン

I need to have my ___ ___.

Where can I get my ___ ___?

I'm thinking of having the ___ ___.

He had his ___ ___ while he was ___.

Real World Usage

Hair Salon very common

I'd like to have my hair dyed blonde.

Auto Shop very common

I need to get my brakes checked.

Business Email common

We are having the quarterly reports reviewed by the legal team.

Home Maintenance common

We're having a new security system installed.

Travel / Police Report occasional

I had my passport stolen at the airport.

Medical common

You should have that mole looked at by a dermatologist.

💡

The 'By' Rule

Only use 'by [person]' if the specific person is important. Usually, we know a barber cuts hair, so 'by the barber' is unnecessary.
⚠️

Don't Forget the V3

Always use the 3rd form of the verb. 'I had my car wash' is wrong; it must be 'washed'.
🎯

Get for Persuasion

Use 'get' when you want to show you had to convince someone to do something: 'I finally got my boss to give me a raise.'
💬

Politeness

Using 'I had it done' sounds more humble than 'I did it' if you are wealthy or in a high position.

Smart Tips

Always use 'have' or 'get'. If you say 'I fixed my car,' people will ask you for mechanical advice!

I repaired my laptop at the shop. I had my laptop repaired at the shop.

Swap 'have' for 'get'. It's the #1 way to sound more natural in a coffee shop or with friends.

I had my hair cut. I got my hair cut.

Use 'have' + object + V3 to describe the event without sounding like you caused it.

A thief stole my bike. I had my bike stolen.

Remember: The 'Thing' goes in the 'Middle'. Have + Thing + Done.

I had cleaned my house. I had my house cleaned.

発音

I'd /əv/ my hair cut.

Weak 'have'

In the causative, 'have' is often unstressed and sounds like /həv/ or even /əv/.

Get_it fixed (/ɡɛtɪt/)

Linking 'get'

When using 'get', the 't' often links to the following object if it starts with a vowel.

Focus on the Participle

I had my car FIXED ↗

Emphasizes that the action is completed.

暗記しよう

記憶術

H.O.P.: Have + Object + Participle. Remember the HOP to the shop for a service!

視覚的連想

Imagine a wealthy person sitting on a sofa pointing at a broken window while a repairman fixes it. The person isn't touching the window; they are 'having it fixed.'

Rhyme

If you didn't do the chore, use 'have' and 'get' to say much more. Put the object in the middle, and the V3 ends the riddle.

Story

Last week, I was too busy to do anything. I had my car washed by a pro, I got my suit cleaned for the party, and I even had my groceries delivered. I didn't lift a finger, but everything got done!

Word Web

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チャレンジ

Look around your room. Identify three things that you didn't make or fix yourself. Say out loud: 'I had this [object] [V3].' (e.g., 'I had this wall painted.')

文化メモ

BrE speakers use 'have something done' very frequently for even minor services. It sounds more polite and less 'demanding' than active forms.

AmE speakers use 'get something done' much more often in daily conversation than BrE speakers, reflecting a more informal, action-oriented culture.

In corporate settings, using 'have' (e.g., 'We had the report audited') is a way to show delegation and professional oversight without taking personal credit for the manual labor.

The causative 'have' developed in Middle English as an extension of the possessive 'have'.

会話のきっかけ

When was the last time you had your hair cut?

Have you ever had anything stolen while traveling?

If you won the lottery, what chores would you have done for you?

How often do you get your car serviced?

日記のテーマ

Describe a time you had something repaired. What was it, and who did it?
Write about your dream home renovation. What would you have done to the house?
Discuss the pros and cons of having everything delivered to your home.

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Test Yourself

Choose the correct sentence. 選択問題

Which sentence means someone else fixed the computer?

✓ Correct! ✗ Not quite. Correct answer: I had my computer fixed.
The structure 'have + object + V3' indicates a service performed by someone else.
Fill in the blanks with the correct form of the verbs.

She is ___ her house ___ (have / paint) at the moment.

✓ Correct! ✗ Not quite. Correct answer: having / painted
Present continuous 'is having' + object + V3 'painted'.
Find the mistake in the sentence. Error Correction

Find and fix the mistake:

I got repaired my watch yesterday.

✓ Correct! ✗ Not quite. Correct answer: Move 'repaired' after 'watch'
The object 'my watch' must come before the past participle 'repaired'.
Rewrite the sentence using the causative 'have'. Sentence Transformation

The mechanic is checking my brakes.

✓ Correct! ✗ Not quite. Correct answer: I am having my brakes checked.
Keep the present continuous tense and use the causative structure.
Match the situation to the causative sentence. Match Pairs

Match each item on the left with its pair on the right:

✓ Correct! ✗ Not quite. Correct answer: 1-B, 2-A, 3-C
A: I had my bag stolen. B: I had my hair cut. C: I had my eyes tested.
Which is the most informal? 選択問題

Select the informal version of 'I had my car repaired.'

✓ Correct! ✗ Not quite. Correct answer: I got my car fixed.
'Get' is more informal than 'have' in causative structures.
Complete the future plan.

Next week, I ___ my wisdom teeth ___.

✓ Correct! ✗ Not quite. Correct answer: will have / removed
Future 'will have' + object + V3 'removed'.
Identify the error in this 'unpleasant experience' sentence. Error Correction

Find and fix the mistake:

He got his window broken in the storm.

✓ Correct! ✗ Not quite. Correct answer: Change 'got' to 'had'
For accidents/unpleasant events, 'had' is much more natural than 'got'.

Score: /8

練習問題

8 exercises
Choose the correct sentence. 選択問題

Which sentence means someone else fixed the computer?

✓ Correct! ✗ Not quite. Correct answer: I had my computer fixed.
The structure 'have + object + V3' indicates a service performed by someone else.
Fill in the blanks with the correct form of the verbs.

She is ___ her house ___ (have / paint) at the moment.

✓ Correct! ✗ Not quite. Correct answer: having / painted
Present continuous 'is having' + object + V3 'painted'.
Find the mistake in the sentence. Error Correction

Find and fix the mistake:

I got repaired my watch yesterday.

✓ Correct! ✗ Not quite. Correct answer: Move 'repaired' after 'watch'
The object 'my watch' must come before the past participle 'repaired'.
Rewrite the sentence using the causative 'have'. Sentence Transformation

The mechanic is checking my brakes.

✓ Correct! ✗ Not quite. Correct answer: I am having my brakes checked.
Keep the present continuous tense and use the causative structure.
Match the situation to the causative sentence. Match Pairs

1. Haircut, 2. Stolen Bag, 3. Eye Test

✓ Correct! ✗ Not quite. Correct answer: 1-B, 2-A, 3-C
A: I had my bag stolen. B: I had my hair cut. C: I had my eyes tested.
Which is the most informal? 選択問題

Select the informal version of 'I had my car repaired.'

✓ Correct! ✗ Not quite. Correct answer: I got my car fixed.
'Get' is more informal than 'have' in causative structures.
Complete the future plan.

Next week, I ___ my wisdom teeth ___.

✓ Correct! ✗ Not quite. Correct answer: will have / removed
Future 'will have' + object + V3 'removed'.
Identify the error in this 'unpleasant experience' sentence. Error Correction

Find and fix the mistake:

He got his window broken in the storm.

✓ Correct! ✗ Not quite. Correct answer: Change 'got' to 'had'
For accidents/unpleasant events, 'had' is much more natural than 'got'.

Score: /8

Practice Bank

11 exercises
Choose the correct form to complete the sentence. 穴埋め問題

I need to ____ my laptop fixed as soon as possible.

✓ Correct! ✗ Not quite. Correct answer: have
Find and fix the mistake in the sentence. Error Correction

She is going to have her teeth clean next week.

✓ Correct! ✗ Not quite. Correct answer: She is going to have her teeth cleaned next week.
Which sentence is correct? 選択問題

Choose the correct sentence:

✓ Correct! ✗ Not quite. Correct answer: We got our new sofa delivered.
Type the correct English sentence 翻訳

Translate into English: 'Hice que me revisaran los ojos ayer.'

✓ Correct! ✗ Not quite. Correct answer: ["I had my eyes checked yesterday.","I got my eyes checked yesterday."]
Put the words in order to form a correct sentence. Sentence Reorder

Arrange these words into a sentence:

✓ Correct! ✗ Not quite. Correct answer: We have had our car stolen.
Match the beginning of the sentence with the correct ending. Match Pairs

Match the subjects with the correct ending:

✓ Correct! ✗ Not quite. Correct answer: matched
Choose the correct form to complete the sentence. 穴埋め問題

They ____ their kitchen renovated last year.

✓ Correct! ✗ Not quite. Correct answer: got
Find and fix the mistake in the sentence. Error Correction

I had my computer to fix yesterday.

✓ Correct! ✗ Not quite. Correct answer: I had my computer fixed yesterday.
Which sentence correctly uses the causative structure? 選択問題

Choose the correct sentence:

✓ Correct! ✗ Not quite. Correct answer: He is having his car cleaned.
Type the correct English sentence 翻訳

Translate into English: 'Ella consiguió que le entregaran el paquete rápidamente.'

✓ Correct! ✗ Not quite. Correct answer: ["She got the package delivered quickly."]
Put the words in order to form a correct sentence. Sentence Reorder

Arrange these words into a sentence:

✓ Correct! ✗ Not quite. Correct answer: You must have the report finished by Friday.

Score: /11

よくある質問 (10)

Almost, but avoid it for accidents. 'I got my wallet stolen' sounds like you wanted it to happen. Use 'I had my wallet stolen' instead.

The first is the causative (someone else did it). The second is the Past Perfect (you did it yourself before another past action).

Usually no. We only add `by + person` if the specific person is surprising or important to the story.

Yes, it is very common in spoken English, though 'have' is preferred in formal writing.

Yes! 'You should have your car serviced' or 'I must get my eyes checked' are perfect examples.

Because the object (the car, the hair) receives the action, just like in a normal passive sentence.

No. You must use the past participle (V3). 'Cutting' is the present participle and is incorrect here.

It has the same meaning, but it is an 'Active Causative'. It focuses on the barber, not the hair.

Use the auxiliary 'don't/didn't/won't'. For example: 'I didn't have my house painted.'

No. 'Make' implies force or obligation (e.g., 'I made him clean it'), which is different from arranging a service.

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Mastery Progress

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In Other Languages

Spanish moderate

Mandar a + infinitive / Hacerse

English uses V3 (past participle), Spanish uses the infinitive.

French low

Faire + infinitive

In French, the object comes after both verbs; in English, it's in the middle.

German moderate

Lassen

German uses the infinitive 'schneiden' (to cut) while English uses 'cut' (past participle).

Japanese low

~shite morau / ~saseru

Japanese focuses on the favor/benefit; English focuses on the arrangement.

Arabic none

Form II verbs (Causative)

Arabic uses internal verb changes; English uses a periphrastic (multi-word) structure.

Chinese low

Rang / Jiao / Qing

Chinese usually requires naming the person (the barber, the mechanic), whereas English omits them.

Learning Path

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