Question

Transfer this Active voice sentence to the Passive one: They clean my car once a week. I have cleaned my car once a week. I get my car cleaning once a week. We use the Passive Causative to talk about services that will be done or were done for us by someone else. We form the Passive Causative with the help of two structures: [have / get + something + past participle]. According to grammar it would be correct to use answer 4, but in spoken language it's mostly common to use the Passive Causative form. 2

Accepted Answer

2 I get my car cleaned once a week. My car have been cleaned once a week by them. passive voice

Task	Transfer this Active voice sentence to the Passive one: They clean my car once a week.
Answer	2
a	I have cleaned my car once a week.
b	I get my car cleaned once a week.
c	I get my car cleaning once a week.
d	My car have been cleaned once a week by them.
comment	We use the Passive Causative to talk about services that will be done or were done for us by someone else. We form the Passive Causative with the help of two structures: [have / get + something + past participle]. According to grammar it would be correct to use answer 4, but in spoken language it's mostly common to use the Passive Causative form.
topic	passive voice
level	2

Passive Car Week I Cleaned Causative Voice Transfer