Causatives (get/have sth done)

Put the words into the correct order to form a causative sentence.

Remember punctuation ( . / , )

(we / painted / had / the house / a few weeks ago)

Put the words into the correct order to form a causative sentence.

Remember punctuation ( . / , )

(serviced / car / once a year / her / has / Sarah)

Put the words into the correct order to form a causative sentence.

Remember punctuation ( . / , )

(had / your / recently / have / tested / eyes / you / ?)

Put the words into the correct order to form a causative sentence.

Remember punctuation ( . / , )

(like / cut / my / having / I / don’t / hair)

Put the words into the correct order to form a causative sentence.

Remember punctuation ( . / , )

(fifteen pounds / have / cleaned / it / my suit / costs / to)

Put the words into the correct order to form a causative sentence.

Remember punctuation ( . / , )

(as soon as possible / need / translated / you / to get / this document)

Choose the most logical causative to match the sentence below.

"My hair is getting long."

• I need to get it fixed.

• I’ll have to get a new one made.

• I need to get my teeth checked.

• I should get it cut.

• I’m going to get my ears pierced.

Choose the most logical causative to match the sentence below.

"I really like this picture."

• I should get it cut.

• I’m going to get my ears pierced.

• I’m going to get it framed.

• I’ll have to get a new one made.

• I need to get it fixed.

Choose the most logical causative to match the sentence below.

"The washing machine is broken."

• I need to get my teeth checked.

• I’m going to get my ears pierced.

• I should get it cut.

• I need to get it fixed.

• I’ll have to get a new one made.

Choose the most logical causative to match the sentence below.

"I want to wear earrings."

• I’m going to get my ears pierced.

• I need to get my teeth checked.

• I need to get it fixed.

• I should get it cut.

• I’ll have to get a new one made.