1. CAUSATIVE by
Bryan Lopez

2. CAUSATIVE When you want to show who you ask
GET +SOMEONE+ TO + VERB. (INFINITIVE)
I GET MY TO FIX THE CAR.
BROTHER

3. CAUSATIVE When you want to show who you ask HAVE +SOMEONE+ VERB.
I HAVE A CUT MY HAIR.
HAIRDRESSER

4. CAUSATIVE WHEN WHO YOU ASK IS NOT IMPORTANT
GET/ HAVE + SOMETHING + PAST PARTICIPLE.

5. CAUSATIVE GET/ HAVE + SOMETHING + PAST PARTICIPLE.
I GET MY FIXED AT MY UNCLE´S GARAGE.
WE ARE HAVING A NEW BUILT NOW.

6. NEED YOU CAN USE NEED TO TALK ABOUT THINGS THAT SHOULD BE DONE.
NEED + PASSIVE INFINITIVE
THE NEEDS TO BE FIXED.
THE SCREEN NEEDS TO BE ADJUSTED.

7. NEED
THE STRUCTURE NEED +VERB+ING IS MAINLY USED FOR EVERYDAY CHORES LIKE FIXING, CHANGING, CLEANING, ADJUSTING, REPLACING, RECHARGING,ETC.
THE NEEDS FIXING.
THE SCREEN NEEDS ADJUSTING.

8. NEED + PASSIVE INFINITIVE
USUALLY "NEED" IS USED AS A NORMAL VERB TO EXPRESS NECESSITY.
Passive infinitive
"Need" plus a verb with -ing has the same meaning as a passive infinitive.
Need + verb -ing
Passive infinitive
The dishes need washing.
The dishes need to be washed.
My sheets need changing.
My sheets need to be changed.
The bushes need trimming.
The bushes need to be trimmed.