Must / conclusions
Choose the correct options:
My sister is late for school again.
She...
a) must care about her class.
b) must not care about her class.
b)
Do the next sentences make sense?
She has to finish a big project this weekend. She won't be able to go to the party.
Yes, it does. Will --> future ability. She will be busy, so she won't go.
Choose the correct option:
A: The check is wrong!
B: Don't worry, I _____ the waiter _______ it.
a) will get / to correct
b) got / correct
c) get / to correct
a)
Complete with the appropriate words to get a passive causative sentence.
The family _______ their picture _______ by a professional photographer last week.
got / had - taken
Complete the conclusion with must and an appropriate verb:
Our colleague has just requested a day off tomorrow. He __________ important work to finish.
Must not have
Do the next sentences make sense?
Fred injured his ankle last week. He might come for his weekly run today.
No, it doesn't. Might --> possibility. He injured his ankle, so it's not possible for him to run.
Correct the mistakes:
Rob has his children to clean their bedrooms last Saturday.
had / clean
Correct the mistakes:
The teacher will got the exams to printed by someone next week.
The teacher will get the exams printed next week.
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Choose the correct option:
The students didn't speak English during the class.
They...
a) will be able to pass the class.
b) might be able to pass the class.
c) won't be able to pass the class.
c)
Change the sentence from passive to active causative:
My sister got her room painted by her boyfriend.
My sister got her boyfriend to paint her room.
Change the sentence from active to passive causative:
Luke always gets Dr. Davis to check his blood pressure during his checkups.
Luke always gets his blood pressure checked by Dr. Davis during his checkups.
Unscramble the next sentence:
I came home and the lights were on.
someone / inside / there / robbing / be / must !
There must be someone robbing inside!
Unscramble the sentence:
Alicia has an appointment with the doctor at 8:00.
on / be / she / today / not / to / might / time / able / arrive.
She might not be able to arrive on time today.
Change the sentences using the causative:
My mom gave me permission to go to the party, but my dad will take me there.
I got my mom to give me permission to go to the party, but I got my dad to take me there.
Change the sentence using passive causative:
The vet checks my kitten every month. Last month, I brought my puppy too.
I get my kitten checked every month. Last month, I got my puppy checked too.
Your friend, who usually eats a lot, today is not eating anything. Write 2 conclusions using must (1+, 1-) for this case.
Examples: He must have a stomachache. He must not want to spend money.
Your mom always cooks, but today your dad is the one cooking in the kitchen. Write two possibilities (1+, 1-) about the case.
Examples: My mom might not feel well today. My dad might want to give her a surprise.
In teams, you have to prepare a presentation for your English class. You are the team leader. Using the causative, give two tasks to two of your classmates.
Ex: I'll have Alex do the drawings. I'll get John to write the slides.
Answer with your own information and the passive causative:
Where does your dad get his car fixed?
My dad gets his car fixed by AutoZone.