Use the words in brackets to complete the sentence. Use the structure 'have something done':
_____ (you / have) a newspaper delivered to your house or _ (you / go) to the shop to buy one?
Do you have ; do you go
Did you have ; did you go
Does you have ; does you go
Will you have ; will you have

Question

Use the words in brackets to complete the sentence. Use the structure 'have something done':

___________ (you / have) a newspaper delivered to your house or _______ (you / go) to the shop to buy one?

Do you have ; do you go
Did you have ; did you go
Does you have ; does you go
Will you have ; will you have

Toppr Admin · Accepted Answer

To -quot-have something done-quot- the question must use the auxiliary verb -quot-do-quot- in the present tense- Hence- option A is correct- Option B uses the past tense- and Option C uses the third person singular number form of -quot-do- Option D uses an altogether different verb- -quot-will-quot- Hence- these are incorrect-xA0-xA0-

To "have something done", the question must use the auxiliary verb "do" in the present tense. Hence, option A is correct. Option B uses the past tense, and Option C uses the third person singular number form of "do. Option D uses an altogether different verb, "will". Hence, these are incorrect.