Causative have/get — Unfortunate Experiences (C1)

On the crowded train, I had my wallet without even noticing. (steal)

During the storm, they had several roof tiles by the high winds. (damage)

She had her arm in the cycling accident last summer. (break)

He got his passport from his hotel room while he was at dinner. (take)

After missing two payments, we had our electricity for a whole weekend. (cut off)

The company had sensitive customer data in the cyber-attack. (steal)

My colleague parked on a double yellow line and got her car within the hour. (tow away)

Everyone in the office had their internet access when the cable was severed. (cut)

Squeezing through the gap in the fence, he had his jacket on a nail. (tear)

A tourist near the station got her phone straight out of her hand. (snatch)

In the collision he had a front tooth and needed emergency dental work. (knock out)

We've had our flight twice this week because of the strike. (cancel)

While they were on holiday, the family had their entire bicycle collection from the shed. (steal)

In the gale, the campsite got half its tents into the next field. (blow away)

In that part of the market, anyone can have their bags in seconds if they're careless. (take)