Quizz U3-4

The action of delaying or postponing something.

• WELL-ORGANIZED

• SELF-MOTIVATED

• PROCRASTINATION

• DO THINGS RIGHT AWAY

When you see that someone is really busy, it means...

• Needs something asap.

• No sweat.

• Owes you something.

• Got a lot on his/her plate.

"NO SWEAT" means...

• Needs something asap.

• Copying.

• No problem.

• Got a lot on his/her plate.

What’s the structure of causative “get” in active voice?

“John got a mechanic to repair his car.”

• 
  :) + get + someone + verb (base form)

• 
  :) + get + something + verb (base form)

• 
  :) + get + someone + verb (infinitive)

• :) + get + something + verb (infinitive)

Structure of causative “have” in active voice?

"John had a mechanic repair his car"

• 
  :) + have + someone + verb (base form)

• 
  
  :) + have + something + verb (base form)

• 
  
  :) + have + someone + verb (infinitive)

• 
  :) + have + something + verb (infinitive)

What’s the function of active voice in causatives GET/HAVE?

• 
  Focus on the problem the person has.

• 
  
  Focus on the person that solves the problem.

• 
  Focus on the person that has the problem.

• 
  Focus on the thing that needs to be solved.

Choose the correct causative with “have”

• I have a mechanic fix my car.

• 
  
  I have my car to fix with a mechanic.

• 
  
  A mechanic has fixed my car.

• I have a mechanic to fix my car.

Travis has gotten me ________ up his own mess. (CLEAN)

Why don’t you have your assistant _________an e-mail to announce the meeting? (SEND)

What’s the function of passive voice in causatives get/have?

• 
  Focus on the problem the person has.

• 
  
  
  Focus on the person that solves the problem.

• 
  Focus on the person that has the problem.

• 
  Focus on the thing that needs to be solved.