IRENGLISH
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Hey guys
The causative form is usually formed as "have someone do something". However, in a course book of English I found this sentence "I have you returning the car on August 13th". How different is it with "I have you return the car on August 13th"?
Thanks in advance for your help
P.S. I'd googled already and not figured out the difference.
The causative form is usually formed as "have someone do something". However, in a course book of English I found this sentence "I have you returning the car on August 13th". How different is it with "I have you return the car on August 13th"?
Thanks in advance for your help
P.S. I'd googled already and not figured out the difference.