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LET = Permit
Please let me help you
I let my brother carry my suitcase.
HAVE: (both active and passive forms are possible) = ask someone to do something for you
Let, Have and Make are followed by the simple form of the verb, not an infinitive.
GET: get someone to do something has basically the same meaning as have someone do
something
Active: Get someone to do something
I got my friend to drive to the airport
I had my friend drive me to the airport
2. Ann’s chair was broken, so she took it to the carpenter. Now, it’s fixed/ repaired
What has Ann done?
She…
4. Tim’s house needs painting. He is calling the painter to paint his house.
What is Tim going to do there?
He …
5. Sarah’s car was out of order. She took her car to the garage.
What has Sarah done?
She…
7. Fred’s hat was blown off in the wind. What happened to Fred?
He …
8. Diana’s passport was taken away from her by the police. What happened to Diana?
She…
Rewrite the sentences below using the structures ‘get someone to do something’ or ‘get
something done’ or ‘have something done’
1. I really wanted my father to buy that car for me. Within a few days I managed to
convince him.
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3. Jim’s roof was leaking. She called Pete to repair the roof. Now her roof isn’t leaking
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5. Tim sent his jacket to the dry-cleaner’s and it looks brand new now.
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