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Causative clauses and passive form with Have

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1. Every day, Sandra washes the dishes.
> Every day, John has the dishes by Sandra.

2. Last week, my father mowed the lawn.
> Last week, Mum had the lawn by my father.

3. The soldier had dropped the vase.
> Clovis had had the vase by the soldier.

4. This boy will give back oranges to the grocer’s.
> Her Ladyship will have oranges back to the grocer’s by this boy.

5. By 8:00 pm, John will have eaten all the cakes.
> By 8:00 pm, Sandra will have had all the cakes by John.

6. I am photographing the ravens of the Tower of London.
> My girlfriend is having the ravens of the Tower of London by me.

7. Last week, we cleaned the windows.
> Last week, our parents had the windows by us.

8. By the end of the week, we will have climbed those mountains.
> By the end of the week, our cousins will have had those mountains by us.

9. The robber dropped the heavy trunk.
> The policeman had the heavy trunk by the robber.

10. They would like to win this boat race.
> The audience would like this boat race by them.