Help the stressed bride mentally check off her wedding to-do list by choosing the correct verb forms.
"First, I need to have my dress _________________________.
Then, we are having the cake _________________________ straight to the venue.
Finally, I will have my hair _________________________ by a professional stylist so I don't look like a poodle!"
The correct answers are altered, delivered, and done.
When we arrange for someone else to do a task for us, we use the causative structure: have + object + past participle (e.g., have my dress altered). Even though the tense of "have" changes, the main action verb is always a past participle!