What is the passive voice of the following sentence: 閳ユ窏e had/got his hair cut閳?

What is the passive voice of the following sentence: 閳ユ窏e had/got his hair cut閳?

What is the passive voice of the following sentence: 閳ユ窏e had/got his hair cut閳?

I sure hope I'm not helping you do a homework assignment! You should definitely do homework on your own.

The reason why previous answerers don't seem to have a consensus on this question is that a sentence like "He had his hair cut" is already considered to be passive by some grammarians. They call this the "had-passive". The version "He got his hair cut" is called the "get-passive". However, I'm guessing that you want the _straight_ passive version, which would be "His hair was cut."

Often grammar books ignore the had-passive and the get-passive because they are considered conversational, and grammar books would like it if spoken forms were just wiped out completely. Personally, I think it's a lot more interesting that there are differences between the spoken and written forms of English, don't you? :)

If you leave this question open for several more days, I'll check one of my reference books and get back to you if you want more information on get-passive and had-passive.

What is the passive voice of the following sentence: 閳ユ窏e had/got his hair cut閳?

He had had got his hair cut.(yes there will be two had's)

What is the passive voice of the following sentence: 閳ユ窏e had/got his hair cut閳?

Q) He had his hair cut.

A) He had cut his hair (by a barber).

Q) He got his hair cut.

a) His hair got cut.

What is the passive voice of the following sentence: 閳ユ窏e had/got his hair cut閳?

His hair was cut.

What is the passive voice of the following sentence: 閳ユ窏e had/got his hair cut閳?

Dat boy done got chopped!!!

What is the passive voice of the following sentence: 閳ユ窏e had/got his hair cut閳?

He had had gotten his hair cut.