Causative Form

"How did the bride wear her hair?"

"She ____ into a bun."

• had it styled

• had been styled it

• has styled it

• has had it styled

"Why doesn't Constance buy a dishwasher?"

"She can't ____ because there isn't enough space in her kitchen."

• have one installed

• have installed one

• have one install

• have install one

"Has Paul moved back to his house?"

"Yes. He ____ all the earthquake damage repaired."

• has had

• has

• had

• had been having

"Why are there so many workers in Zoe's garden?"

"She ____ it landscaped."

• had

• had had

• will have had

• is having

"Your shoes look new."

"I ____ by the hotel porter."

• had polished them

• had them polished

• have them polished

• have polished them

"What are you going to wear to dinner?"

"I don't know. I wish I ____ my lace dress cleaned yesterday."

• have had

• would have

• was having

• had had

"We were thinking about doing out place up."

"Oh, ____ the house completely renovated; just revamp it with some new furnishings."

• don't have

• haven't

• not to have

• not having

"When do you want this report by?"

"I'd like ____ finished by 4 o'clock."

• to have the work

• the work to have

• have the work been

• having the work

"Why is Ron so upset?"

"He ____ broken into."

• gets a house

• hasn't got a house

• didn't get his house

• has had his house

"Where've you been Mary?"

"Well, my tutor ____ some research into post graduate studies."

• made me to do

• had me to do

• got me to do

• put me do