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1 Reorder the words and write the sentences. made / document / the / of/ copy /a/ had / they /. They had a copy of the document made. 1 must / the / valued / you / it / you / have / house / before / sell /. 2 just / outside / house / have / the / the /1/ had / of / painted /. 3 please/to/ invoice / have / could / me, / posted / the / you/ ? 4 handbag / girlfriend / had / just / stolen / my / her / has /. 5 can/to/ the / cut/1/it/1/ afford / have / grass / so / do / myself / . 6 please/me, / for / cut / keys / the / of/ copy / a/get/ you / will / ? 7 must/developed / my /1/ today / get / photographs /. 8 furniture / having / are/delivered / the / you / when / ?​



Odpowiedź :

Have something done/get something done

1. must / the / valued / you / it / you / have / house / before / sell /.

  • You must have the house valued  before you sell it.

2. just / outside / house / have / the / the /I / had / of / painted /.

  • I have just had the outside of my house painted.

3. please/to/ invoice / have / could / me, / posted / the / you/ ?

  • Could you have the invoice posted to me, please?

4. handbag / girlfriend / had / just / stolen / my / her / has /.

  • My girlfriend has just had her handbag stolen.

5. can't / to / the / cut/ I / it / I / afford / have / grass / so / do / myself / .

  • I can't afford to have the grass cut, so I do it myself

6. please/me, / for / cut / keys / the / of/ copy / a/get/ you / will / ?

  • Will you get a copy of the keys cut for me, please?

7. must/developed / my / I / today / get / photographs /.

  • I must get my photographs developed today.

8. furniture / having / are/delivered / the / you / when / ?​

  • When are you having the furniture delivered?

Have something done:

  • Subject + have* + object + Past Participle

Get something done:

  • Subject + get* + object + Past Participle

*W formie właściwej dla danego czasu.

Konstrukcji "have something done" i "get something done" używamy, by powiedzieć, że ktoś wykonuje dla nas jakąś usługę (za opłatą). Wykonawca czynności jest w tych konstrukcjach pomijany.

"Get something done" jest mniej formalne niż "have something done".

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