Yesterday I had my bike stolen.
Last year we had our house painted.
Tomorrow I’m having my tooth taken out!
I’ve just had my hair cut.
Tomorrow we’re having our new carpet fitted.
Ann has just had her portrait painted.
giải thích:

In the passive causative structure, "have" + object + past participle is used to express that someone arranges for something to be done (e.g., "had my bike stolen" means I did not steal it myself, but it was stolen).
The verb "having" is used to indicate an action that will happen or has been arranged, and the past participle describes what was done.