Generally. The causative verbs have and get are used when we want to express that one person caused another person to do something. However, we can used these two verbs in differente ways to express different things. This useful table will help you to understand how to use them properly.
This table will help students learn or remember both the structures of causative verbs (active & passive) and the structure of conditional sentences : Zero, first, second, third and mixed.
Particles - On the Syntax of Verb-Particle, Triadic and Causative Constructions
Particles are words that do not change their form through inflection and do not fit easily into the established system of parts of speech. Examples include the negative particle "not," the infinitival particle "to" (as in "to go"), and do and let in "do tell me" and "let's go." Particles investigates the constraints on the distribution and placement of verbal particles. A proper understanding of these constraints yields insight into the structure of various secondary predicative constructions.
