7. Have something done - Notes de cours 7 PDF

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Have something done It’s used to indicate when someone else is doing something for you. Differences between: - I cut my hair → you cut your hair on your own - I had my hair cut → somebody else cut your hair Note: difference between: I had my haircut VS. I had my hair cut (noun VS. verb → past participle) Remember: 1. You are not doing the action; somebody else is 2. Primary verb is HAVE 3. Secondary verb is always conjugated in the past participle form 4. Object is between “have” and “past participle Page 75: 1- How often do you have your hair cut? 2- Have you ever had a problem with your laptop? Where did you have it repaired out? 3- Do you usually have your passport or ID card renewed in plenty of time before it runs out? 4- Have you had a burglar alarm installed in your house or flat? 5- Have you ever had your photo taken in front of a famous monument? Where?...