Vocabulary & Grammar Test

Which sentence uses the causative correctly?

• I'll have the documents send tomorrow.

• I'll get the documents sent tomorrow.

• I'll have the documents to send tomorrow.

• I'll get sent the documents tomorrow.

Identify the sentence with an error:

• He got his assistant to call the client.

• We had someone paint the house.

• She had the cake made yesterday.

• I'll get the package deliver by noon.

Choose the correct passive causative form:

• I had the documents sent to my office.

• He got the food deliver on time.

• We had someone fix the door.

• They'll get the house paint tomorrow.

Which phrase can be used to politely decline a request?

• I owe you one.

• I'm afraid I can't.

• Thanks for asking.

• No worries.

Which is the correct passive causative sentence?

• She had her hair cut yesterday.

• We'll get the room clean tomorrow.

• They had the car washing last week.

• He had the project finish on time.

Identify the incorrect sentence:

• I wonder where she lives.

• He asked me if I could help him.

• Can you tell me where is the library?

• I don't know who she met.

Complete the sentence: "I couldn't get anyone ______ to the event."

• come

• to come

• coming

• came

Choose the sentence that correctly uses "get" in a causative sense:

• I'll get the cat to feed me.

• We got our neighbors to bring food.

• She'll get someone help her.

• He got his friend fix the car.

Identify the correct embedded question:

• Do you know where is the restaurant?

• I'm not sure when does the movie start.

• Can you tell me what time the meeting starts?

• Tell me what did she say.

Select the correct phrase to describe being very busy:

• I've got a lot on my plate.

• I owe you one!

• I won't keep you any longer.

• You're a lifesaver!