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Causative Passive: Have vs. Get by hezielnuez is a document available to read on EtoBox.
The document discusses the causative passive construction "have/get something done" in English. It can be used when someone else does something for you or when something bad happens to you that you did not intend or want. Using "have" suggests the subject was not responsible, while "get" implies some responsibility. Examples are given such as "I had my hair cut" meaning someone else cut your hair, versus "I got my nose broken" where you were partially involved in the fight. Exercises are provided to practic
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