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have him chage vs have him changed

The correct phrase is "have him changed." The phrase "have him chage" is incorrect. The correct form uses the past participle "changed" after the verb "have."

Last updated: March 28, 2024 • 743 views

have him chage

This phrase is incorrect. The word "chage" is not a valid English word.

This phrase is not correct in English. The correct form should use the past participle "changed" after the verb "have."

have him changed

This phrase is correct in English. It follows the structure of using the past participle "changed" after the verb "have."

This phrase is used to indicate that someone else should change him. For example, "I will have him changed into clean clothes."

Examples:

  • She will have him changed before the meeting.
  • Please have him changed into his pajamas before bed.
  • They had him changed into a new outfit for the party.
  • The teacher will have him changed into his gym clothes for the class.
  • I need to have him changed into a fresh diaper.

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