Anyone for a shave this weekend?

Posted bySandroPosted inGrammarTags:, , ,

It certainly isn’t the most exciting thing I have planned for this weekend but ….

  1. … I’m going to have my head shaved
  2. … I’m going to shave my head

My questions for you are obvious.

  • Are both those sentences correct?
  • If not, why?
  • If yes, is there a difference in meaning?

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