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THE PASSIVE
CAUSATIVE
THE PASSIVE CAUSATIVE
I’m Tim. This is my car.
I had my car washed (or I got my car washed)
yesterday in a car wash company..
THE PASSIVE CAUSATIVE
I’m Tim. This is my car.
I had my car washed (or I got my car washed)
yesterday in a car wash company..
Tim didn’t wash his car. He had someone else do it for him.
THE PASSIVE CAUSATIVE
I’m Tim. This is my car.
I had my car washed (or I got my car washed)
yesterday in a car wash company..
Tim didn’t wash his car. He had someone else do it for him.
This is a causative sentence…remember?
THE PASSIVE CAUSATIVE
Our company sent a package to our offices in New York.
we had a package delivered (or we got a package sent) to New
York.
THE PASSIVE CAUSATIVE
Our company sent a package to our offices in New York.
we had a package delivered (or we got a package sent) to New
York.
The company didn’t send the package. They had someone else do it for
them.
THE PASSIVE CAUSATIVE
Our company sent a package to our offices in New York.
we had a package delivered (or we got a package sent) to New
York.
The company didn’t send the package. They had someone else do it for
them.
This is a causative sentence…remember?
THE PASSIVE CAUSATIVE
I’m Tim. This is my car. I HAD my car washed yesterday in a car wash company.
(or I GOT my car washed)
THE PASSIVE CAUSATIVE
I’m Tim. This is my car. I HAD my car washed yesterday in a car wash company.
(or I GOT my car washed)
Our company sent a package to our offices in New York. We HAD a package delivered to New York.
(or We GOT a package delivered)
THE PASSIVE CAUSATIVE
I’m Tim. This is my car. I HAD my car washed yesterday in a car wash company.
(or I GOT my car washed)
Our company sent a package to our offices in New York. We HAD a package delivered to New York.
(or We GOT a package delivered)
These are CAUSATIVE SENTENCES IN PASSIVE FORM or
PASSIVE CAUSATIVE SENTENCES
THE PASSIVE CAUSATIVE
is used when…
THE PASSIVE CAUSATIVE
is used when…
We want to
arrange or pay for
services.
THE PASSIVE CAUSATIVE
is used when…
We want to
arrange or pay for
services.
He’s having his hair cut.
THE PASSIVE CAUSATIVE
is used when…
We want to
arrange or pay for
services.
He’s having his hair cut.
I had my house cleaned.
THE PASSIVE CAUSATIVE
It means…
THE PASSIVE CAUSATIVE
It means…
I had my house cleaned.
THE PASSIVE CAUSATIVE
It means…
I had my house cleaned.
I paid or ask somebody to clean my house
THE PASSIVE CAUSATIVE
It means…
He’s having his hair cut.I had my house cleaned.
I paid or ask somebody to clean my house
THE PASSIVE CAUSATIVE
It means…
He’s having his hair cut.I had my house cleaned.
I paid or ask somebody to clean my house I paid or ask somebody to cut my hair
THE PASSIVE CAUSATIVE
You build a passive causative…
THE PASSIVE CAUSATIVE
You build a passive causative…
I had my house cleaned.
THE PASSIVE CAUSATIVE
You build a passive causative…
I had my house cleaned.
The person
who pays for
or arrange
the service.
THE PASSIVE CAUSATIVE
You build a passive causative…
I had my house cleaned.
The person
who pays for
or arrange
the service.
The verb “TO
HAVE” in any
tense
THE PASSIVE CAUSATIVE
You build a passive causative…
I had my house cleaned.
The person
who pays for
or arrange
the service.
The verb “TO
HAVE” in any
tense
The object
that receives
the service
THE PASSIVE CAUSATIVE
You build a passive causative…
I had my house cleaned.
The person
who pays for
or arrange
the service.
The verb “TO
HAVE” in any
tense
The object
that receives
the service
The service. It has
to be a verb in
PAST PARTICIPLE
THE PASSIVE CAUSATIVE
They can be in any tense…
THE PASSIVE CAUSATIVE
They can be in any tense…
I had my house cleaned.
Verb “HAVE” in past = The service happened in the past.
THE PASSIVE CAUSATIVE
They can be in any tense…
I had my house cleaned.
Verb “HAVE” in past = The service happened in the past.
I’m having my house cleaned.
Verb “HAVE” in present progressive = The service is
happening in this moment.
THE PASSIVE CAUSATIVE
They can be in any tense…
I had my house cleaned.
Verb “HAVE” in past = The service happened in the past.
I’m having my house cleaned.
Verb “HAVE” in present progressive = The service is
happening in this moment.
I have had my house cleaned.
Verb “HAVE” in present perfect = The service has happened
in a undetermined moment in the past.
THE PASSIVE CAUSATIVE
They can be in any tense…
I had my house cleaned.
Verb “HAVE” in past = The service happened in the past.
I’m having my house cleaned.
Verb “HAVE” in present progressive = The service is
happening in this moment.
I have had my house cleaned.
Verb “HAVE” in present perfect = The service has happened
in a undetermined moment in the past.
I will have my house cleaned.
Verb “HAVE” in future = The service will happen in the future
THE PASSIVE CAUSATIVE
They can be in different forms…
THE PASSIVE CAUSATIVE
They can be in different forms…
Affirmative
I had my house cleaned.
THE PASSIVE CAUSATIVE
They can be in different forms…
Affirmative
I had my house cleaned.
Negative
I didn’t have my house cleaned.
THE PASSIVE CAUSATIVE
They can be in different forms…
Affirmative
I had my house cleaned.
Negative
I didn’t have my house cleaned.
Interrogative
Did you have your house cleaned?

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C12 U3 Project the passsive causative.

  • 2. THE PASSIVE CAUSATIVE I’m Tim. This is my car. I had my car washed (or I got my car washed) yesterday in a car wash company..
  • 3. THE PASSIVE CAUSATIVE I’m Tim. This is my car. I had my car washed (or I got my car washed) yesterday in a car wash company.. Tim didn’t wash his car. He had someone else do it for him.
  • 4. THE PASSIVE CAUSATIVE I’m Tim. This is my car. I had my car washed (or I got my car washed) yesterday in a car wash company.. Tim didn’t wash his car. He had someone else do it for him. This is a causative sentence…remember?
  • 5. THE PASSIVE CAUSATIVE Our company sent a package to our offices in New York. we had a package delivered (or we got a package sent) to New York.
  • 6. THE PASSIVE CAUSATIVE Our company sent a package to our offices in New York. we had a package delivered (or we got a package sent) to New York. The company didn’t send the package. They had someone else do it for them.
  • 7. THE PASSIVE CAUSATIVE Our company sent a package to our offices in New York. we had a package delivered (or we got a package sent) to New York. The company didn’t send the package. They had someone else do it for them. This is a causative sentence…remember?
  • 8. THE PASSIVE CAUSATIVE I’m Tim. This is my car. I HAD my car washed yesterday in a car wash company. (or I GOT my car washed)
  • 9. THE PASSIVE CAUSATIVE I’m Tim. This is my car. I HAD my car washed yesterday in a car wash company. (or I GOT my car washed) Our company sent a package to our offices in New York. We HAD a package delivered to New York. (or We GOT a package delivered)
  • 10. THE PASSIVE CAUSATIVE I’m Tim. This is my car. I HAD my car washed yesterday in a car wash company. (or I GOT my car washed) Our company sent a package to our offices in New York. We HAD a package delivered to New York. (or We GOT a package delivered) These are CAUSATIVE SENTENCES IN PASSIVE FORM or PASSIVE CAUSATIVE SENTENCES
  • 11. THE PASSIVE CAUSATIVE is used when…
  • 12. THE PASSIVE CAUSATIVE is used when… We want to arrange or pay for services.
  • 13. THE PASSIVE CAUSATIVE is used when… We want to arrange or pay for services. He’s having his hair cut.
  • 14. THE PASSIVE CAUSATIVE is used when… We want to arrange or pay for services. He’s having his hair cut. I had my house cleaned.
  • 16. THE PASSIVE CAUSATIVE It means… I had my house cleaned.
  • 17. THE PASSIVE CAUSATIVE It means… I had my house cleaned. I paid or ask somebody to clean my house
  • 18. THE PASSIVE CAUSATIVE It means… He’s having his hair cut.I had my house cleaned. I paid or ask somebody to clean my house
  • 19. THE PASSIVE CAUSATIVE It means… He’s having his hair cut.I had my house cleaned. I paid or ask somebody to clean my house I paid or ask somebody to cut my hair
  • 20. THE PASSIVE CAUSATIVE You build a passive causative…
  • 21. THE PASSIVE CAUSATIVE You build a passive causative… I had my house cleaned.
  • 22. THE PASSIVE CAUSATIVE You build a passive causative… I had my house cleaned. The person who pays for or arrange the service.
  • 23. THE PASSIVE CAUSATIVE You build a passive causative… I had my house cleaned. The person who pays for or arrange the service. The verb “TO HAVE” in any tense
  • 24. THE PASSIVE CAUSATIVE You build a passive causative… I had my house cleaned. The person who pays for or arrange the service. The verb “TO HAVE” in any tense The object that receives the service
  • 25. THE PASSIVE CAUSATIVE You build a passive causative… I had my house cleaned. The person who pays for or arrange the service. The verb “TO HAVE” in any tense The object that receives the service The service. It has to be a verb in PAST PARTICIPLE
  • 26. THE PASSIVE CAUSATIVE They can be in any tense…
  • 27. THE PASSIVE CAUSATIVE They can be in any tense… I had my house cleaned. Verb “HAVE” in past = The service happened in the past.
  • 28. THE PASSIVE CAUSATIVE They can be in any tense… I had my house cleaned. Verb “HAVE” in past = The service happened in the past. I’m having my house cleaned. Verb “HAVE” in present progressive = The service is happening in this moment.
  • 29. THE PASSIVE CAUSATIVE They can be in any tense… I had my house cleaned. Verb “HAVE” in past = The service happened in the past. I’m having my house cleaned. Verb “HAVE” in present progressive = The service is happening in this moment. I have had my house cleaned. Verb “HAVE” in present perfect = The service has happened in a undetermined moment in the past.
  • 30. THE PASSIVE CAUSATIVE They can be in any tense… I had my house cleaned. Verb “HAVE” in past = The service happened in the past. I’m having my house cleaned. Verb “HAVE” in present progressive = The service is happening in this moment. I have had my house cleaned. Verb “HAVE” in present perfect = The service has happened in a undetermined moment in the past. I will have my house cleaned. Verb “HAVE” in future = The service will happen in the future
  • 31. THE PASSIVE CAUSATIVE They can be in different forms…
  • 32. THE PASSIVE CAUSATIVE They can be in different forms… Affirmative I had my house cleaned.
  • 33. THE PASSIVE CAUSATIVE They can be in different forms… Affirmative I had my house cleaned. Negative I didn’t have my house cleaned.
  • 34. THE PASSIVE CAUSATIVE They can be in different forms… Affirmative I had my house cleaned. Negative I didn’t have my house cleaned. Interrogative Did you have your house cleaned?