Liveinjapan Posted 19 years ago
Grammar
Have him clean
I had him clean the room.
The question form is:
Who did you have clean the room? or Who did you have to clean the room?
Right?
Thanks
LiJ
The question form is:
Who did you have clean the room? or Who did you have to clean the room?
Right?
Thanks
LiJ
Top answer
Hi, I had him clean the room. The question form is: Who did you have clean the room? or Who did you have to clean the room?
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Hi,
I had him clean the room.
The question form is:
Who did you have clean the room? or Who did you have to clean the room?
Say the former. There's no need to add 'to'.
Clive
I had him clean the room.
The question form is:
Who did you have clean the room? or Who did you have to clean the room?
Say the former. There's no need to add 'to'.
Clive
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