The English language offers different ways to focus on who accomplishes an action or how it is accomplished. Let us consider this sentence: We’re h...

The English language offers different ways to focus on who accomplishes an action or how it is accomplished. Let us consider this sentence: We’re having the house painted next week. In this passive sentence, it is stated that:

I- We, ourselves, are not going to paint the house.
II- We are having someone else paint the house.
III- The emphasis is on who is painting the house.
A) I and III are correct.
B) II, only, is correct.
C) I and II are correct.
D) II and III are correct.