Causative have/get — Get Someone To Do Something (C1)

The tap was leaking, so I had the plumber it the same afternoon. (have the plumber + fix)

She's persuasive, so she got her brother her to the airport at dawn. (get her brother + drive)

The manager had the new intern the spreadsheets before the meeting. (have the intern + check)

It took some effort, but they finally got the landlord the broken heater. (get the landlord + replace)

Whenever the network fails, we have the IT team the servers within minutes. (have the IT team + restart)

A good editor always gets the writer the opening paragraph until it sings. (get the writer + rewrite)

If the figures look odd, you should have an accountant them before you sign. (have an accountant + review)

After a long negotiation, the charity got a celebrity the fundraising gala. (get a celebrity + host)

The director had everyone in the cast their lines by Friday. (have everyone + memorise)

It wasn't easy, but I eventually got my teenager his bedroom without complaining. (get my teenager + tidy)

We're having an architect the plans while we wait for planning permission. (have an architect + draw up)

They've finally got a specialist the old manuscript, after months on the waiting list. (get a specialist + restore)

The head teacher had the two newest members of staff the fire-safety form first. (have the staff + sign)

It's hard to get anyone on a public holiday, however much you offer them. (get anyone + work)

Before the audit, the partner had her assistant every receipt into the system. (have her assistant + put)