Causatives get & have

A: I’m going to get something cold to drink. Could I leave my laptop with you for

a minute?

B: Sorry, I’m late for class. Jason isn’t going anywhere.

Why don’t you _______ (him / watch) it?

• him

• to

• watch

• get

A: Oh no. I’m out of cash. Could I borrow some money from you?

B: Sorry, I’m out of cash, too. Maybe you could ​ ______ (Kyla / lend) you some.

• get

• lend

• Kyla

• to

A: I can’t leave my desk right now. Could you pick up something for me when you

go for lunch?

B: Sorry, I’ve already gone out for lunch. Why don’t you______ (Ben / buy) something for you?

• get

• Ben

• buy

• to

A: Could you pick up Dad at the airport? His fl ight gets in at 7:00, and I’ll be at

work then.

B: Sorry, I have a class. I know it’s a little expensive, but we should _______ (a limo service / pick up) Dad. He’d

like that!

Use the causative get:

A: My sister is meeting her friends at the mall, but I can’t take her right now. Do

you think you could drive her there?

B: Sorry, I don’t drive! But Vicky does. Why don’t you______(her / do) it?

Use the causative get:

A: I’m so tired! Why did I bring so much luggage on this trip?

B: No problem. You can ______ (the bellman /bring) your luggage to your room.

You should get your friends ​ (a)   you.

• to help
• help

Why don’t you have the waiter ​ (a)   your coat?

• take
• to take

Maybe I can get my colleagues ​ (a)   to that meeting.

• to come
• come

My sister got me ​ (a)   a cake for her best friend’s birthday.

• to make
• make