Turn into the causative passive: The master is repairing my glasses now.
I'm having my glasses repaired now.
Turn into the causative passive: An artist has tattooed my sister's arm.
My sister has had her arm tattooed.
Turn into the causative passive: The nurse is measuring our grandpa's pressure.
Our grandpa is having his pressure measured.
Turn into the causative passive: The dentist checks your teeth twice a year.
You have your teeth checked twice a year.
Turn into the causative passive: A barber should cut his hair.
He should have his hair cut.
Turn into the causative passive: The painter is going to paint our walls soon.
We're going to have our walls painted soon.
Turn into the causative passive: The ophthalmologist checks Margaret's eyes every year.
Margaret has her eyes checked every year.
Turn into the causative passive: The hair dresser dyed my hair in an awful colour.
I had my hair dyed in an awful colour.
Turn into the causative passive: The mechanic will fix their car tomorrow.
They will have their car fixed tomorrow.
Turn into the causative passive: At 3 PM yesterday, the hairdresser was cutting my hair.
At 3 PM yesterday, I was having my hair cut.
Turn into the causative passive: The hotel staff served our breakfast this morning.
We had our breakfast served this morning.
Turn into the causative passive: I'd like you to make my coffee with Ethiopian coffee beans.
I'd like to have my coffee made with Ethiopian coffee beans.
Turn into the causative passive: They can insure your car here.
You can have your car insured here.
Turn into the causative passive: This service is going to fix my phone.
I'm going to have my phone fixed.
Turn into the causative passive: This aesthetician has been augmenting my lips for two years.
I have been having my lips augmented for two years.
Turn into the causative passive: The nail master will have done my manicure by 2 PM.
I will have had my nails done by 2 PM.
