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Latest post Sat, Jun 18 2005 7:34 AM by Hela. 1 replies.
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Hela  +  110208 Sat, 18 Jun 05 07:34 AM
Dear teachers,

What's the difference between :

a) I will have / get my car serviced this afternoon; and
b) I will have (/get) the mechanic (to) service my car this afternoon?

Are they both in the causative form ?

And is there a nuance between "have somebody do something" and "get somebody do something"?

All the best,
Hela
Joined on Mon, Nov 15 2004
Tunisia
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paco2004, 4 yr 143 days ago
Hello Hela

I think this thread will help you.

Post:10451

paco
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