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Understanding "Have Something Done" by maribelgarciaaguado is a document available to read on EtoBox.

Jill had her roof repaired after it was damaged in a storm. To say that someone arranged for someone else to do something for them, we use the structure "have something done". The past participle (repaired, cleaned etc.) comes after the object (the roof). "Have something done" is used to say that someone arranged for work to be completed by another person. It can also be used to say that something happened to someone, even if they did not arrange it, such as "he had his money stolen" meaning his money was s

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