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Causative clauses and active form with Have

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1. My brother opened the window.
> I had my brother the window.

2. Tomorrow, Sandra will travel by plane to San Francisco.
> Tomorrow, Sam will have Sandra by plane to San Francisco.

3. John had fixed the broken printer before 5:00 pm.
> The boss had had John the broken printer before 5:00 pm.

4. Sandra would appreciate her calculator if she could have one.
> Mum would have Sandra her calculator if she could have one.

5. The secretary writes letters to other departments.
> Our head administrator has the secretary letters to other departements.

6. John is photographing Paris from the Eiffel Tower.
> Jenny is having John Paris from the Eiffel Tower.

7. Last week, we ate fish and chips in London.
> Last week, our friends had us fish and chips in London.

8. By the end of next month, we will have savoured French fries.
> By the end of next month, Dad and Mum will have had us French fries.

9. My mother will cook the birthday’s cake.
> I will have my mother the birthday’s cake.

10. John tells a fairy tale to the children.
> Mum has John a fairy tale to the children.