Causatives

When my father comes, her orders me ——- his slippers immediately.

• Bring

• To bring

• Bringing

• Brought

• To be brought

I haven’t used my computer for at least two weeks as it is out of order. I’ll want my father ——- it——- in a short time.

• To get/ mended

• To let/ mended

• Have/ mend

• Get/ mend

• Make/ mended

When I got off at the airport in Istanbul I had to ——- my suitcases——- because I was too tired to carry them.

• Get/ carried

• Make/ carry

• Let/ carried

• Have/ to carry

• Get/ to carry

My brother has difficulty in choosing a suit because he is a bit fat, so he always——— a tailor——- his suits.

• Has/ sew

• Makes/ sewn

• Gets/ sew

• Let/ sewn

• Has/ sewn

My sister and I were so naughty in our childhood that we were always made ——- our hands and feet as soon as we entered the house.

• Wash

• To wash

• Washed

• Washing

• Having washed

The old man couldn’t open the locked door although he tried a lot, so he ——- a locksmith——- it.

• Made/ unlock

• let/ to unlock

• Got/ to unlock

• Allowed/ unlock

• Had/ to unlock

My grandfather was fond of poems but he couldn’t read as his eyes weren’t healthy enough to read. So, he ——- me——-

• Had/ read

• Got/ read

• Let/ to read

• Makes/ read

• Gets/ to read

When I heard that your mother——- your father——- a washing- machine I was really shocked.

• Had/ bought

• Wanted/ buy

• Got/ to buy

• Make/ buy

• Had/ to buy

My mother——- me——- some sugar from the supermarket to make a cake for our birthday party as we didn’t have enough.

• Had/ bought

• Wanted/ buy

• Got/ to buy

• Make/ buy

• Had/ to buy

My brother was on holiday for two weeks. As soon as he came he——- his flowers——-

• Got/ watered

• Had/ water

• Made/ water

• Got/ water

• Had/ water