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1. Robert's mother irons his shirts for him.(had)
=>......................................................................
2. They will ask someone to build them a fence. (had)
=>.......................................................................
3. Someone has shortened Tina's skirt. (had)
=>.......................................................................
giup vs thanks

 

[Thanh Trúc Đỗ]

1. Robert's mother irons his shirts for him.(had)
=>......................................................................
2. They will ask someone to build them a fence. (had)
=>.......................................................................
3. Someone has shortened Tina's skirt. (had)
=>.......................................................................
giup vs thanks

1. Robert's mother irons his shirts for him.(had)
=> Robert had his mother iron his shirts
2. They will ask someone to build them a fence. (had)
=>They will had a fence built
3. Someone has shortened Tina's skirt. (had)
=> Tina had a skirt shortened.

 

[Nguyễn Thị Phanh]

1. Robert's mother irons his shirts for him.(had)
=> Robert had his mother ironned his shirts
2. They will ask someone to build them a fence. (had)
=>They will had a fence built
3. Someone has shortened Tina's skirt. (had)
=> Tina had a skirt shortened.

 

[khuattuanmeo]

1. Robert's mother irons his shirts for him.(had)
=> Robert had his mother iron his shirts.
2. They will ask someone to build them a fence. (had)
=>They will had a fence built.
3. Someone has shortened Tina's skirt. (had)
=> Tina had a skirt shortened.
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We use the causative in English to say that we have arranged for someone to do something for us.
He had his jacket cleaned.
(He didn't clean it himself.)
The causative is formed with 'have + object + past participle' The past participle has a passive meaning.