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Discover Ludwig"have it done" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to emphasize that something should be completed or accomplished. For example: "I want to finish the project as soon as possible, so I'm going to have it done this week."
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"He's anxious to have it done".
Where will you have it done?
We'll have it done yesterday, boss.
I thought I might as well have it done now.
"But they did not have it done," he said.
They will have it done and dusted in two weeks.
If your doctor requests one for you, have it done.
"I did feel relieved to have it done with.
Is it safe to have it done when you're pregnant?
You can have it done right next time.
I would really like to have it done this summer".
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