Change the sentence to put it in the causative form:
The mechanic replaced the engine in my car.
I...
I had the engine in my car replaced.
Choose the correct verb form:
I have always wanted / have always been wanting to visit Egypt.
have always wanted
Change the sentence to put it in the causative form:
The optometrist checked my eyes yesterday.
I...
I had my eyes checked yesterday.
Choose the correct verb form:
I have written / have been writing about 500 words of my essay.
have written
Change the sentence to put it in the causative form:
The painter is painting my house next week.
I...
I'm having my house painted next week.
Hi Erin. Could you send me your address again? I __________ (forget) where you live.
Change the sentence to put it in the causative form:
The IT technician upgraded my laptop last week.
I...
I had my laptop upgraded last week.
Say the correct verb form:
A: Wow Luke, you look exhausted.
B: I am. I ___________ (walk) around town all day.
have been walking
Change the sentence to put it in the causative form:
The hairdresser dyed my hair blond a couple of weeks ago.
I...
I had my hair dyed blond a couple of weeks ago.
Say the correct verb form:
A: _________ you ever ________(read) The Lord of the Rings?
B: Yes, I have. I thought it was fantastic.
Have you ever read