29 Sara couldn't mend her boots, so she ....... by a shoemaker. A had fixed them B had them fixed C had them being fixed

Solution:

• The sentence describes a situation where Sara had her boots mended by someone else.
• The structure "have something done" is used to indicate that someone else performs an action for you.
• "Had them fixed" correctly uses this causative structure, implying the shoemaker fixed the boots.

Answer: B had them fixed