Unit 7 – Problem Solving Lesson A. Get and Have Lesson B. Need + passive infinitive / verb + ing

Before you begin … p65. Where do you go when you need a haircut? I get my haircut at a hair salon in Seomyeon. I can’t remember the name but it’s in Judies. Follow up Q’s. Are you satisfied with + ___ ? Have you ever tried + ____ ? Other topics: Computer fixed / cell phone repaired / buy a cake etc.

Weekend / Tomorrow What did you do ? What was the highlight? What did you need to get done? Did you get everything done that needed doing? What did your parents / teachers get you to do? What did you have to do which you didn’t want to do?

Causatives -Means to “cause something to happen” or “make something happen” Use: Get someone to do something and have someone do something mean “to make, ask, or persuade someone to do something.” Context usually makes it clear whether the person is compelled(forced/made) or persuaded / asked. I get my kids to help me with the chores. I get my brother to fix the car.

Get and Have Get + person + to + verb I get / got my sister to clean her room Have + person + verb I have / had my mother pick me up from the bus stop. Get / Have + object + Past Participle. I get / have my hair cut professionally. We’re having a new house built.

Causatives While the book is teaching that there is no real difference between get and have … Get(s) / got = persuaded / forced Have / Had / has = ask and they did the action. Make(s) / made = forced

DIY P66 – Who cuts her hair? 1.Had a hairdresser cut it again. 2.Get it cut. 3.I get a friend to cut my bangs Get or have something done is a type of passive structure meaning “to cause something to be done be someone else.” I cut my hair = I cut it myself. I had my hair cut = someone else cut it for me.

Have/had I have him / her = I ask him/her and he / she does the action. A.What’s something you have someone do? B.I have my sister look after my dog while I’m away. A.What’s something your mum has your dad do? B.My mum has him pick up the paper on his way home. Name a location and say… A. At the dentist … B. I have my teeth cleaned at the dentist.

Get / got I get him / her to = I persuade him / her or maybe (made). A.What’s something someone gets you to do on the weekend? B.My mum gets me to tidy up my room. A. What’s something your teacher got you to do + ? B. My teacher got me to give a speech in front of the whole school. Summarize the things you get done once a year vs. once a month or more often: I get my hair cut every three months.

1C. 1.I get my brother to fix things. 2.We’ll have my sister choose the colours. 3.I get my hair cut at a good salon. 4.I had to have the damage repaired.

Grammar p.67 (left side table) – To show who you ask. Get + person + to + verb (to – infinitive) I get my brother to fix my car. We’ll get my sister to choose colours for our house. Have + person + verb (infinitive without “to”) My hair looked bad, so I had a hairdresser cut it again. I didn’t pay to have someone repair my dishwasher. Reversal I had my brother fix my car. My hair looked bad, so I got a hairdresser to cut it again.

Get / have + object + past participle. I get + my car + fixed at my uncle’s garage. I always get my hair cut professionally. We’re having a new house built. It cost a lot to have the water damage repaired. Grammar p.67 (right side table) – When “who” is not important.

P67. Answers 1.Cut 2.Had 3.Fixed 4.To change. 5.Cleaned. 6.To iron. 7.Done. Then write & speak your answers.

Question of “S” I get my mother / b.f / g.f to … What do you get + ? My _____ gets me to + … What does ____ get + ? They get their groceries at … Where do they get + ? She / He gets his friend to … What does he/she get + ? Damian gets his students to … What does Damian get + ? My father gets me to … What does your father get + ? I have / had my sister … She has / had her sister …

You must plan a party. Or road trip. Anything that requires a great deal of preparation and errands. They must compile a list of things they must get done and who will do it for them. It should look like this: I got a caterer to provide the food and drinks My wife got The Rolling Stones to play music. I had a priest conduct the ceremony. I had a tailor make our suits. I got my father-in-law to pay for the lot!

Lesson B. p Need + passive infinitive. Need to be done. The toilet needs to be fixed. 2. Need + verb + ing. Need doing. The toilet needs fixing. Both structures mean that something should be done.

Q. Have you ever broken something in your house or at someone else’s? I clogged the toilet once at a friends house. And I had to tell her mother that the toilet needed fixing. I was so embarrassed!

The causative means that someone other than ourselves does something for us. Therefore, we usually make an arrangement with a professional to do to it. Maybe it’s difficult, impossible or we simply don’t want to do it. a) She’s having her house painted. b) We’ve had the carpets cleaned. c) They’ll be having their dinner served at half past eight. d) We’ve been having our garden remodelled. Some people pay others to do jobs they don’t want to do … Such as:- cut the lawn, ironing, painting, dog walking, shovel snow, clean the house, tutoring. 1A. What do you do yourself?

Unit 7 P.146 A+B