Causative Quiz

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Causative 'have something done.'

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Froggy Jumps Causative QuizOnline version Causative 'have something done.' by James 1 Which sentence uses the causative 'have' correctly: to indicate something done for you? a I had cut my hair yesterday. b I have my hair cut yesterday. c I had my hair cut yesterday. 2 Form the negative causative: 'They ... their car washed' a They didn't have their car washed. b They didn't had their car washed. c They have not their car washed. 3 Present simple causative: which is correct? a We have our house painted every year. b We have our house paint every year. c We have painted our house every year. 4 Past causative: which sentence is correct? a He had the article edited yesterday. b He edited the article yesterday. c He had edited the article yesterday. 5 Which sentence uses 'get' as the causative correctly? a She got her car fixed last week. b She had her car fixed last week. c She got fixing her car last week. 6 Choose the correct causative structure: 'have/get + object + past participle' expresses? a An action done for someone by someone else. b A future plan c A habitual action 7 Present perfect causative to indicate experience: 'I ... my teeth checked' a I have had my teeth checked. b I have checked my teeth. c I had checked my teeth. 8 Question form with causative: 'Have you had your passport renewed?' means? a Have you arranged for renewal of your passport. b Are you renewing your passport now? c Did you fix your passport yourself? 9 Causative passive nuance: 'The hotel had the rooms cleaned' implies? a Employees cleaned the rooms for the hotel. b The hotel cleaned the rooms themselves. c The rooms cleaned by the hotel manager. 10 Which sentence shows cause + effect with causative 'have'? a We had the roof leaking repaired. b We have repaired the roof after the leak. c We had the roof repaired after the leak.

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Causative QuizOnline version

Causative 'have something done.'

by James

Which sentence uses the causative 'have' correctly: to indicate something done for you?

I had cut my hair yesterday.

I have my hair cut yesterday.

I had my hair cut yesterday.

Form the negative causative: 'They ... their car washed'

They didn't have their car washed.

They didn't had their car washed.

They have not their car washed.

Present simple causative: which is correct?

We have our house painted every year.

We have our house paint every year.

We have painted our house every year.

Past causative: which sentence is correct?

He had the article edited yesterday.

He edited the article yesterday.

He had edited the article yesterday.

Which sentence uses 'get' as the causative correctly?

She got her car fixed last week.

She had her car fixed last week.

She got fixing her car last week.

Choose the correct causative structure: 'have/get + object + past participle' expresses?

An action done for someone by someone else.

A future plan

A habitual action

Present perfect causative to indicate experience: 'I ... my teeth checked'

I have had my teeth checked.

I have checked my teeth.

I had checked my teeth.

Question form with causative: 'Have you had your passport renewed?' means?

Have you arranged for renewal of your passport.

Are you renewing your passport now?

Did you fix your passport yourself?

Causative passive nuance: 'The hotel had the rooms cleaned' implies?

Employees cleaned the rooms for the hotel.

The hotel cleaned the rooms themselves.

The rooms cleaned by the hotel manager.

Which sentence shows cause + effect with causative 'have'?

We had the roof leaking repaired.

We have repaired the roof after the leak.

We had the roof repaired after the leak.

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Causative QuizOnline version

by James

Which sentence uses the causative 'have' correctly: to indicate something done for you?

Form the negative causative: 'They ... their car washed'

Present simple causative: which is correct?

Past causative: which sentence is correct?

Which sentence uses 'get' as the causative correctly?

Choose the correct causative structure: 'have/get + object + past participle' expresses?

Present perfect causative to indicate experience: 'I ... my teeth checked'

Question form with causative: 'Have you had your passport renewed?' means?

Causative passive nuance: 'The hotel had the rooms cleaned' implies?

Which sentence shows cause + effect with causative 'have'?

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