Causatives

The sentence _My sister has me clean the bathroom_ means:

• my sister pays me to clean the bathroom
• my sister cleans the bathroom
• my sister gives me the responsibility to clean the bathroom

The sentence _I find it hard to get my sister to  clean the bathroom_ means:

• my sister doesn't want to clean the bathroom
• my sister always wants to clean the bathroom
• my sister forces me to clean the bathroom

The sentence _Paco asked Pat to make some tea_ means:

• Pat wants to make some tea
• Paco wants Pat to make some tea
• Paco is going to make some tea

_{My girlfriend always wants ________ her before going to sleep.}

• me call

• me to call

• to call

• her to call

My father never _______ out with her boyfriend on Friday nights.

• lets my sister go
• lets go
• my sister let go
• lets me go

I don't want _______!

• die
• you die
• to you die
• you to die

The heat _______ more and more water.

• makes drink
• makes me to drink
• make me drink
• makes me drink

Will you help ______ the dishes today?

• me to do

• me do

• both options are correct

• neither option is correct

He ____ him a favour.

• asked to do
• to do
• asked me to do
• asked me do

Dr. Smith had his nurse take the patient's temperature, means:

• The doctor forced the nurse to take the patient's temperature
• The doctor gave the nurse the responsibility
• The nurse offered to take the patient's temperature