Causative forms

 He has had his teeth checked twice a year.

  He has his teeth checked twice a year.

  He has his teeth check twice a year.

  She is having her skirt cleaned at the moment.

  She has her skirt cleaned at the moment.

 She has had her skirt cleaned at the moment.

Sam had a burglar alarm fitted last week.

Sam was having a burglar alarm fitted last week.

 Sam had a burglar alarm fit last week.

 We have had our house redecorated before the end of the month.

We had our house redecorated before the end of the month.

 We had had our house redecorated before the end of the month.

 Tom was having his lunch cooked by the chef.

 Tom is having his lunch cooked by the chef now.

Tom has his lunch cooked by the chef.

Helen didn't have a new sink installed.

Helen hadn't a new sink installed.

Helen was not installed a new sink.

I had had a new jumper knitted.

 I had a new jumper knitted.

  I have had a new jumper knitted.

I will clean my windows.

I will have my windows cleaned.

I have my windows cleaned.

We are having a new website designed at the moment. 

We are designing a new website at the moment. 

We have a new website designed at the moment. 

We will serve all our food to robots in 2050?

Will we have all our food served to us by robots in 2050?

We will have all our food served to us by robots in 2050?

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