Mastering the Causative Structures

What is the causative form of 'have' in the sentence: 'I ___ my car washed.'

• make

• have got

• have

• get

Choose the correct causative structure: 'She had her hair ___ yesterday.' (cut, cutting)

• cutting

• styled

• colored

• cut

Transform the sentence using causative: 'They will clean the house.'

• They will have the house to be cleaned.

• They will have the house cleaned.

• They will get the house cleaned by someone.

• They will clean the house themselves.

Fill in the blank: 'He got his watch ___ yesterday.' (repair)

• repaired

• repairingly

• repairedly

• repairing

Which sentence uses the causative correctly? A) 'I made him to apologize.' B) 'I made him apologize.'

• I made him to apologize to me.

• B) 'I made him apologize.'

• I made him apologizing.

• I made him to apologize.

Change to causative: 'I will fix the computer.'

• I will have the computer fixed.

• I will fix the computer myself.

• I will repair the computer myself.

• I will get the computer fixed by a friend.

Identify the causative structure: 'She had her documents checked by a lawyer.'

• had her documents reviewed

• had her documents checked

• had a lawyer check her documents

• had her documents examined

Complete the sentence: 'We got our tickets ___ online.' (buy)

• buys

• bought

• buying

• buyed

Choose the correct form: 'He had his car ___ last week.' (service)

• servicing

• serviceable

• servicedly

• serviced

Transform the sentence: 'She will paint the room.' to causative.

• She will have the room painted.

• She is painting the room.

• The room will be painted by her.

• She will paint the room herself.