Have Something Done worksheet

1. 1.
   I at the dentist's last week.a) had my teeth checkedb) checked my teeth
2. 2.
   We're having the windows tomorrow.a) cleanb) cleaned
3. 3.
   Where do you your car serviced?a) makeb) get
4. 4.
   He had his bike outside the station.a) stolenb) stole
5. 5.
   I need to .a) have cleaned my suitb) have my suit cleaned

1. 1.
   I cut my hair at the hairdresser's.
2. 2.
   I had cut my hair yesterday.
3. 3.
   We're having painted the kitchen.

Write three sentences of your own that use this rule. You can use these phrases.

• have my hair cut
• get my car fixed
• have it delivered
• get it done
• have something checked

1. 1.a) had my teeth checked The dentist did it: have something done.
2. 2.b) cleaned have + object + past participle.
3. 3.b) get Get something done means the same as have something done.
4. 4.a) stolen Past participle: stolen.
5. 5.b) have my suit cleaned The object goes between have and the participle.

1. 1.I had my hair cut at the hairdresser's. You didn't cut it yourself: have something done.
2. 2.I had my hair cut yesterday. The object goes between have and the participle.
3. 3.We're having the kitchen painted. have + object + participle.

Answers will vary. Check that each sentence follows the rule on page 1, or paste them into Clarigram to have them checked.