What should be the right answer for the blanks. and please explain why its correct. Most decisions ______ several alternatives. For example,if you spend an hour studying for an economics exam, you have one fewer hour to pursue other activities. Answers: 1.involve 2.have involved 3.were involving 4.include Answer "Involve" is the correct choice. Statements that … Read more
She had some repairs done, had she not? I think that the question tag has been written in the sentence correctly since verb " have " is not used as an auxiliary. But I still believe it’s just another error in one of my grammar books and, certainly, it can’t be a typo. Answer Normal … Read more
I faced the following sentence in the book “Computer Networks”: The moral of the story is that all messages must contain considerable redundancy so that active intruders cannot send random junk and have it be interpreted as a valid message. The question is how to understand the have it be interpreted part. Is have here … Read more
Yesterday, I posted a question (in an another website) asking how the Causative Verb Have works. What I posted was like: I had my dog lick my hand And I got a good answer explaining that that the subject initiated the action and the object obliged. But still, I couldn’t grasp the idea. Whenever I … Read more
Only one is correct. Explain per item your choice and others alternatives are not correct. Please consider grammar concepts. Which of the alternatives is grammatically correct? A) Joshua had had his car washed. B) Joshua did his car washed. C) Joshua has had his car washed. D) Joshua has being having his car washed. Could … Read more
Which one is correct? I recommend him, have his teeth looked at by a dentist. I recommend him, has his teeth looked at by a dentist. First of all, something that confused me is that it appears that subjunctive verb grammar and causative have are intermingled here! If this is a subjunctive. As a subjunctive … Read more
I can’t understand why my grammar book use the “have” verb at some situations like She had a coffee She was having breakfast Instead of She drank a coffee She was eating breakfast I think the “have” verb is a general auxiliary verb which can fit with many predicate words. I might to know which … Read more
Why is the meaning of the following sentences different: Jenny had her car stolen Jenny had her cat killed The first sentence means that SOMEBODY stole her car. Why the second one means the opposite, that Jenny killed cat by herself ? How I can say in the same way that somebody other killed MY … Read more
We can think below sentences mean the same thing. But, I think, when I watch an action movie, I hear a lot more “get” than “have”. So, I think “get” has a more active or urgent meaning than “have.” He got you admitted to the hospital. He had you admitted to the hospital. He got … Read more
Can I have it uploaded and I’ve uploaded it be interchangeable? Is there any differences between them? More question relating to I have it uploaded: Is uploaded used as adjective? When I’m writing on my own, this is so confusing. Somebody can give me more examples to understand like I have it uploaded? Answer There … Read more
