Study the rule and complete the table with the correct forms

Let's look at these sentences:

• I washed my car yesterday. = I did it myself.
• I had my car washed yesterday. = I arranged for somebody to wash my car for me.

The form have + object + past participle is called the causative.

We use have + object + past participle:

• to talk about things that somebody else does for us: I have my hair cuttwice a month;
• to say that something unpleasant happened to somebody: I had my phone stolenyesterday.

We change the verb have to form verb tenses, negative and question forms.

Active form	Causative form
I wash my car	I have my car washed
I don't wash my car	I don't have my car [ ]
Do I wash my car?	[ ] I have my car washed?
I washed my car	I [ ] my car washed
I didn't wash my car	I didn't [ ] my car washed
Did I wash my car?	[ ] I have my car washed?
I am washing my car	I [ ] having my car washed
I was washing my car	I was [ ] my car washed
I have washed my car	I have had my car [ ]
I had washed my car	I [ ] had my car washed
I will wash my car	I [ ] have my car washed