Causatives
Causatives: She didn’t cut her hair herself. She ___ it cut by a professional.
‘had’
Reported Speech: Change to reported speech: "I love pizza," said Mark.
→ ‘Mark said he loved pizza’
Reply question for: "She's from Italy"
"She is?"
Complete: He wants ___ (invite) to the party.
to be invited
This Thai actor gained international fame for his role in "2gether: The Series," a popular BL (Boys' Love) drama.
➡ Bright Vachirawit
Causatives: My boss made me ___ overtime last weekend.
work
Change to reported speech:
"We will travel next summer," she said.
→ ‘She said they would travel next summer’
What is the reply question to:
"They’ve finished their homework."
"Have they?"
Complete the sentence: The project needs ___ (finish) by Friday.
to be finished
Define 'Home Truth"
What is the correct causative of "She forced her brother to drive her to school”
She made her brother drive her to school.
Change to reported speech:
"I am studying now," she said.
→ What is ‘She said she was studying then’
The Reply Question to: "He hasn’t called yet."
"Hasn’t he?"
Complete the passive sentence: He hates ___ (ignore) during meetings.
'being ignored'
Define 'home in on'
to find and move directly toward (someone or something)
Why does "She had her house painted" mean something different from "She painted her house"?
In the first sentence, she arranged for someone else to do it (causative), while in the second sentence, she did it herself"
Change to reported speech:
"You must finish your work," the manager said.
The manager said I had to finish my work.
The Reply Question to: "She hasn’t tried sushi before."
Hasn't she?
Complete the passive: The experiment is expected ___ (complete) by next month.
to be completed
Define 'go round the houses'
to waste time doing or asking something in a very complicated way
The difference between 'have' and 'get' in causative statements.
Have is more formal
Change to reported speech:
"Why didn’t you call me?" she asked.
‘She asked why I hadn’t called her’
Why do we change the verb tense in reported speech?
We change the tense to reflect that the statement was made in the past, ensuring consistency and accuracy in reported speech
In what situations would you choose a passive gerund ("being promoted") instead of an active one ("promoting")?
When the focus is on the experience or result rather than the person doing the action, such as ‘He dreams of being promoted’
Once we submitted the final report, we knew we would _______ with the project.
A. consolidate up
B. be home and dry
C. be done
D. almost comply
B. be home and dry