B2 · Upper Intermediate
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Explanation · İngilis + Azərbaycan
Causative structures mean you arrange for someone else to do something — or you cause an action to happen.
You ask or pay someone to provide a service; the focus is on the result.
Similar to have, often more informal; sometimes implies more effort or persuasion.
You cause or instruct someone to act (strong “make/let” nuance).
You persuade or arrange for someone to do something.
Əvvəlcə Azərbaycan dilindəki cümləni oxuyun; ingilis dilindəki qarşılığını görmək üçün düyməyə basın.
AZ → EN
Mən maşını təmir etdirdim.
I had my car repaired.
O, saçını kəsdirdi.
She got her hair cut.
Biz evi təmizlətdik.
We had the house cleaned.
“Have something done” kimsə başqasına iş gördürür.
“Have something done” means someone else does the work.
Mən formanı mühasibə yoxlatdım.
I had the form checked by an accountant.
O, özünə yeni palto tikdirdi.
He had a new coat made for himself.
Bu xidmət üçün rəsmi şirkətə müraciət etdik.
We used an official company for this service.
“Get something done” danışıq dilində daha çox yaygındır.
“Get something done” is more common in spoken English.
Közvət özü əvəzinə başqası işləyir.
Someone else does the job instead of you.
Bu struktur vaxta və pula qənaət bildirir.
This structure often implies saving time or money.
Content coming soon.
Content coming soon.
Content coming soon.
Content coming soon.
Content coming soon.
Tap an answer — you’ll see right away if it’s correct.
Service result: “I _____ my hair cut.”
“I got the car _____.”
“She finally got him _____.”