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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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