26. have

1. 예문

 - Justin is on his way now. I'll have him pick some up.

 - They had me wait in the car.

 - I'll just have my son come by and help.

 - A: You're still here? I thought you were going to go see Nika.

   B: I am. I just thought it would be better to have her come to me. I realized the traffic would be terrible downtown at this hour.

   A: I see. Smart. Are you going to have her stay for dinner? I could fix something for you guys if you'd like.

   B: Thanks, but I'm already having Nika pick up some burgers on her way here.

 - I'll see if I can have them come ealier.

 - I had some friends come over to my house today. 

 - If something comes up, we can just have Jake pick her up. 

 - Kim is good with this stuff. Let's have her take a look at it.

 - I think we're ready here. Please have the students enter in a single file line.

 

2. 심화

 - I'm having my parents stay over for the weekend.

 - They're having me come by their office sometime next week.

 - The school is having the students take online course from home for the next couple of weeks.

 - Are they having you work even on weekends now?

 - Are you having your kids take the bus. You aren't going to drive them there, are you?

 

3. 내 예문

 - It just so happens that she's on her way home. I'll have her get some oinment.

 - Mostly, my wife has me empty the trash bin.

 - I know you've had them bully her, and I want you to stop it. She doesn't deserve that kind of treatment.

 - I have to have my order sent back sometime this week.

 - I often have her pick up some souvenirs when she comes back from her overseas trip.

 - I usually have my team member pick up some snacks when they runs out.

 - Most of the time, I have my dog wait for a bit before eating snacks.

 - I had a vendor take the samples from Korea Sintering Metal ealier this morning.

 - I'm going to have my son wash the dog for the first time.

 - I had her not say those very words because I can't find any respect from them.