Review OpenMind U4-6

Review OpenMind U4-6

Causatives

To have/ get something done means that another person does something for you.

Have someone do something and get someone to do something...

mean the same

Multiple Choice

get/ have + direct object + past participle

• get my hair cut

• get my hair to be cut

• get cut my hair

Multiple Choice

Where can I get my thesis

• printed?

• to print?

• to printed?

Multiple Choice

Can I get my printer _______ here?

• to check

• to checked

• checked

Multiple Choice

Have + indirect object + base form

• I have my brother to do my homework

• I have my brother do my homework

• I have my brother done my homework

Multiple Choice

Get + indirect object + infinitive form

• Please, get a technician check the failure.

• Please, get a technician checked the failure.

• Please, get a technician to check the failure.

Multiple Choice

I can get someone _______ at it.

• to look

• look

• looked

Past participles (-ed) used as adjectives describe an effect on a person or thing

I was so frustrated after the exam.

Present Participle (-ing) used as adjectives describe the person or thing that causes an effect.

These stores are totally frustrating!

Multiple Choice

Sofia is very ________ about the new videogame.

• exciting

• excited

Multiple Choice

The instructions are so _______!

• confused

• confusing

Reported Speech

We use reported speech to repeat what someone said without using their exact words.

Reported Speech

• Doesn't use quotation marks (" ")

• Change other words the person said, for example pronouns, time and place.

• Change the tense when we introduce with phrases like said and told

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Multiple Choice

Jenny: Are you going to Lisa's party?

• Jenny asked David if he was going to Lisa's party.

• Jenny asked David are you going to Lisa's party?

Multiple Choice

Jenny: I'll ask Louis to bring soda to the party.

• Jenny said that she will ask Louis to bring soda to the party.

• Jenny said that she would ask Louis to bring soda to the party.

Multiple Choice

David: I think that's a good plan.

• David said he thinks that's a good plan.

• David said he thought that was a good plan.

Third Conditional

We use it to talk about unreal situations in the past.

If + past perfect, would/could/might + have + past participle

If I had studied more, I would have done better in the exam.

Multiple Choice

If we ________ a week off, we would've been more relaxed.

• have taken

• had taken

• taken

Multiple Choice

If we had arrived earlier, we ________ that bus.

• had taken

• would've taken

• would taken

Multiple Choice

I ____________ you if I had known you were sick.

• had visited

• would've visited

• would visited

Multiple Choice

If we had learnt the verbs before, we ________ the exam easier.

• would passed

• had passed

• would've passed

Multiple Choice

I _________ more time with you if I had known that was our last time together.

• would've spent

• would spend

• had spent

Decisions

we make decisions

Multiple Choice

When you decide on something, you _______ your mind.

• make up

• take on

• weigh up

Multiple Choice

When you accept the consequences of a decision, you ________ responsibility for your decisions.

• make

• take

• consider

Multiple Choice

When you look at all the possible courses of an action, you ______ all the options.

• make up

• take

• weigh

Multiple Choice

When you think about the results of a decision, you _______ the positive and negative effects.

• consider

• make

• take