Causative — Umformung 1

Forme den Satz in das Causative um. Der Hinweis in Klammern zeigt, welches Muster verwendet werden soll.

Aufgabe

1. Someone repaired her bicycle. (have something done)

   Causative:

   → She had her bicycle repaired.

   (have + Objekt + PP → etw. tun lassen)

2. A photographer took their family portraits. (have something done)

   Causative:

   → They had their family portraits taken.

   (have + Objekt + PP → etw. tun lassen)

3. A builder checked the roof after the storm. (have someone do something)

   Causative:

   → They had a builder check the roof after the storm.

   (have + Person + Bare Infinitive — kein to)

4. Her assistant booked the flights for the trip. (get someone to do something)

   Causative:

   → She got her assistant to book the flights for the trip.

   (get + Person + to-Infinitiv)

5. A decorator is painting their flat right now. (have something done)

   Causative:

   → They are having their flat painted right now.

   (have konjugiert im Progressive; PP bleibt unverändert)

6. The dentist will fill his tooth next week. (have something done)

   Causative:

   → He will have his tooth filled next week.

   (will have + Objekt + PP → Future)

7. Her colleague translated the letter into French. (get someone to do something)

   Causative:

   → She got her colleague to translate the letter into French.

   (get + Person + to-Infinitiv)

8. A technician serviced their heating system last autumn. (have something done)

   Causative:

   → They had their heating system serviced last autumn.

   (have + Objekt + PP → etw. tun lassen; Simple Past)

9. The assistant prepared all the documents for the meeting. (have someone do something)

   Causative:

   → The manager had the assistant prepare all the documents for the meeting.

   (have + Person + Bare Infinitive — kein to)

10. Someone cleaned my windows last Saturday. (have something done)

    Causative:

    → I had my windows cleaned last Saturday.

    (have + Objekt + PP → etw. tun lassen; Simple Past)