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To make to have to get to leave

The function of the adverbial modifier | Punctuation of Participles | PARTICIPLE I AS ATTRIBUTE | PARTICIPLE I AS AN ADVERBIAL MODIFIER | The use of Participle I in the function of an adverbial modifier | Group 1. Verbs of sense perception | To want to like | PARTICIPLE I AS PART OF A COMPOUND VERBAL PREDICATE | PARTICIPLE I AS PARENTHESIS | PARTICIPLE II AS ATTRIBUTE |


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· The speaker made himself heard with the help of a microphone. = С помощью микрофона оратор сделал так, чтобы его услышали. / За допомогою мікрофона оратор зробив так, щоб його почули.

· Please, don’t leave the door closed. I’m claustrophobic. = Пожалуйста, не оставляйте дверь закрытой на ночь. У меня клаустрофобия. / Будь ласка, не залишайте двері зачиненими на ніч. У мене клаустрофобія.

 

1. The construction ‘to have / to get + object + participle II’ is used to say that people arrange for someone to do something for them, e.g.

· Larry is having his car serviced at the moment. = Larry is not doing it himself, someone else, probably a mechanic, is doing it for him. = В данный момент производится осмотр и текущий ремонт машины Ларри. / У цей момент відбувається огляд і поточний ремонт машини Ларрі.

· Why don’t you have your hair waved? = Почему бы тебе не сделать завивку? (имеется в виду в парикмахерской) / Чому б тобі не зробити завивку? (мається на увазі в перукарні)

· We must get our tickets registered. = Мы должны зарегистрировать билеты. (делать это будет регистратор, а не мы) / Ми повинні зареєструвати квитки. (робити це буде реєстратор, а не ми)

· You must have your photo taken. = Тебе надо сфотографироваться. (фотографию будет делать фотограф) / Тобі треба сфотографуватися. (фотографію буде робити фотограф)

2. Interrogative and negative sentences in this construction are formed with do/does in the present simple and did in the past simple, e.g.

· Do you have your hair cut every month?

· Did she have the house cleaned yesterday?

3. The construction ‘ to have something done’ canalso be used to express that something unpleasant happened to somebody, e.g.

· Mary had her purse stolen yesterday. (= Mary's purse was stolen. This sentence shows that this unpleas­ant incident happened to her.)

· The Robertsons had their car damaged by a falling tree.

4. Study how this construction is used in different tense forms.

Tense Form The person performs the action himself Somebody performs the action for the person
present simple Paul tunes his guitar every week. Paul has his guitar tuned every week.
present continuous Paul is tuning his guitar now. Paul is having his guitar tuned now.
past simple Paul tuned his guitar last week. Paul had his guitar tuned last week.
past continuous Paul was tuning his guitar when I came. Paul was having his guitar tuned when I came.
future simple Paul will tune his guitar next week. Paul will have his guitar tuned next week.
future continuous As usual Paul will be tuning his guitar when I come. As usual Paul will be having his guitar tuned when I come.
present perfect Paul has just tuned his guitar. Paul has just had his guitar tuned.
present perfect continuous Paul has been tuning his guitar for an hour now. Paul has been having his guitar tuned for an hour now.
past perfect Paul had just tuned his guitar before I came. Paul had just had his guitar tuned before I came.
past perfect continuous Paul had been tuning his guitar for an hour before I came. Paul had been having his guitar tuned for an hour before I came.
modal verb + infinitive Paul must tune his guitar every week. Paul must have his guitar tuned every week.
gerund It's no use tuning Paul’s guitar; it’s very old. It's no use having Paul’s guitar tuned; it’s very old.

5. The verb ‘ to get’ is usedinstead of the verb ‘to have’ only in informal conversation, e.g.

We must get the fridge repaired soon. (= We must have the fridge repaired soon.)

 


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