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Have sthg done

 
 

General use of have sthg done
This structure is used : (1) when you arrange for someone to do something for you. (2) when something happens to something you own or a part of you. This is often something bad. Examples (1) (1) Vicky had her hair cut - A hairdresser cut Vicky's hair. Compare with : Vicky c...Read more

 
 
 
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Have something done - speaking practice
 
Speaking practice worksheet for causative 'have / get' structure - get / have (something) done.
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
Have sthg done / passive report structures
Ten-question multiple-choice quiz.
 
 
Causative have / get something done
Ten question short-answer quiz
 
 

 

 
 
 
Inside Out Student's Book Upper Intermediate book cover 
Inside Out Student's Book Upper Intermediate
Unit 9 Attraction  Page 81 
(1) Examples and analysis
(2) Short gapped article on Cindy Jackson (woman who has changed her appearance through cosmetic surgery)
(3) Word ordering exercise
(4) Speaking - 'Where's the best place in town to get (your hair etc) done?'

 
 
New Cutting Edge Upper Intermediate students' book book cover 
New Cutting Edge Upper Intermediate students' book
Module 4 The mind  Page 47   Language focus
Short reading, analysis and follow up exercises for have / get sthg done
 
Consolidation module 1 - 4  Page 51   Passives with have and get
Listening comprehension
 
 
Developing Grammar in Context book cover 
Developing Grammar in Context
28 Get / have something done  Pages 163 - 167
 
 
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Reward Intermediate Resource Pack
29 Do it yourself  Page 29 
Have sthg done vs do sthg yourself. Picture prompts.
 
 
The Great Train Robbery
 
<i>Black Mirror</i>
 
Escape from the canyon