Practice Talking About Ordering Services

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In this lesson, you'll practice using have something done to arrange services.

Let's look at the main dialogue. Two people are having a conversation.

How often do we have the equipment serviced? It depends, but every 6 months is good for most of the equipment. Got it. What about cleaning? How often should we have the carpets cleaned, for example? The phrase have something serviced uses the causitive form have plus object plus past participle. This means you arrange for someone else, usually a professional, to do the service. For example, I had my car repaired yesterday. Let's practice with more vocabulary in this lesson.

Here's a list of business service related words.

First is have something serviced. Have something serviced. Have something serviced.

Tested annually. Tested annually. Tested annually.

Facility operations. Facility operations.

Facility operations. Coming up. Coming up.

Coming up. Bianially. Biani. Bianially. Do you know what have something serviced means?