More causative exercises

With the exam approaching us, I thought that you might need more exercises!

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Causative Sentences

Causative sentences 2

Passive voice Exercises

The passive voice--> Causative forms

Some of you looked worried last day in class while we were revising the causative forms... (that's right, revising... it should ring a bell).

Anyway, I'm posting a compilation of sentences so you can practice for the exam. If you have any doubts, refer them to me tomorrow in class.

Causative Exercise 1 (beginner- intermediate)

Causative Sentences (different tenses)

Causative Exercise 2 (intermediate)

Causative Quiz

Causative Exercise 3 (advanced)

Causative Exercises

Causatives (Have/ Get something done)

Have something done

(source of the document: http://busyteacher.org/20555-have-something-done-worksheet.html)

Have something done (with answers)

(source of the document:http://busyteacher.org/16435-have-something-done-with-answers.html)