INTERCHANGE 3 UNIT 9 GET/HAVE SOMETHING DONE

INTERCHANGE 3 UNIT 9 GET/HAVE SOMETHING DONE

TIPS. WE USE GET OT HAVE TO INDICATE THAT SOMEONE DOES THINGS FOR US.

GOT IS THE PAST OF GET* HAD IS THE PAST OF HAVE.

Fill in the Blank

Lucy is _________________(repair/bike) tomorrow. She really needs it and she can't go any other day.

Multiple Select

Laura _______________ (do) in a salon near her house.

• had her nails done

• had done her nails

• got her nails done

• got done her nails

Multiple Select

Mary ______________ (her arm / tattoo) with a sunflower

• got tattoed her arm

• had her arm tattooed

• got her arm tattooed

• had tattoed her arm

Multiple Choice

A: My watch is slow.

• B: When did you last repair it?

• B: When did you last have it repaired?

• B: When have you last repaired it?

Multiple Choice

A: Your car engine's making a strange noise.

• B: I know. I need to have looked at.

• B: B: I know. I need to have looked at it.

• B: I know. I need to have it looked at.

Multiple Choice

A: I like this room.

• B: Thanks. We had redecorated it last month.

• B: Thanks. We had it redecorated last month.

• B: Thanks. We have it redecorated last month.

Multiple Choice

A: Can I help you?

• B: Yes. Can I get my car washed here?

• B: Yes. Can I get washed my car here?

• B: Yes. Can I have washed my car here?

Multiple Choice

We always have our fruit and vegetables .............. to the house.

• deliver

• delivering

• delivered

Multiple Choice

We always have our fruit and vegetables .............. to the house.

• deliver

• delivering

• delivered

PHRASAL VERBS

ARE COMPOSED BY A VERB AND A PREPOSITION OR AN ADVERB

PHRASAL VERBS ARE VERY COMMON IN ENGLISH.

ONE PHRASAL VERBS CAN BE USED WITH DIFFERENT PREPOSITION

Multiple Choice

I have to leave now. I'll ... you ... at night!

• check ... out

• look ... for

• call ... back

Multiple Choice

Peter, ... the TV ... The film is about to begin.

• switch ... off

• hang ... up

• switch ... on

Multiple Choice

American teens ... more than 120 messages per day!

• send out

• call back

• look for

Multiple Choice

Peter is ... a friend on Facebook.

• looking for

• sending back

• turn down

Multiple Choice

To ... you have to write your password, don’t forget.

• shut down

• log in

• call back

Multiple Choice

I need to ... the phone now. My mother is calling me for dinner.

• log in

• log out

• hang up

Multiple Choice

1. Could you ... the music, please? It’s too loud.

• turn down

• switch off

• speak up

Multiple Choice

Tom's party has been _________________ (cancelled)

• put off
• taken off
• called off
• given away

Multiple Choice

put up with

• continue
• compensate for
• tolerate
• have good relations with

Multiple Choice

Due to the bad weather, the competition is ____ to next week.

• put out

• put off

Multiple Choice

The car _____ in the middle of the road.

• broke down

• broke off

Multiple Choice

The burglar ________ the office and stole five laptops.

• broke into

• broke down

Multiple Choice

to take care of someone or something

• find out
• look after
• hand out

Multiple Choice

stop someone or something from moving forwards

• set up
• take away
• hold back

Multiple Choice

to search for

• take away
• look for
• fill out

Multiple Choice

• cheer up
• cheer down
• cheer on
• cheer about

Multiple Choice

Be noticeably better than other similar people or thing.

• stand out
• stand over
• stand on
• stand off

Multiple Choice

• Blow up
• Blow out
• Blow over
• Blow off

Multiple Choice

He's planning to ____ the family ___ somewhere warm for Christmas.

• take out
• take away
• take over
• take on

Multiple Choice

Admit to; take responsibility for

• face over up

• face up towards

• figure out

• face up to

Multiple Choice

Admit to; take responsibility for

• face over up

• face up towards

• figure out

• face up to