Causative Verbs Quiz

What structure is used to explain that we ask someone else to do something for us?

• Present Continuous

• Causative

• Passive Voice

• Imperative

What is the meaning of 'causative' ?

• To ask a question

• To cause something to happen

• To describe an action

• To prevent something from happening

Which of the following sentences is less formal?

• I had my watch repaired.

• He has his car washed.

• She got some flowers delivered.

• They had their house valued.

What does 'have' mean in the context of causative verbs?

• To perform an action

• To request information

• To own something

• To cause something to happen

In the sentence 'I had it opened for me by my brother', who caused the action?

• No one

• The brother

• The jar

• The speaker

Which sentence indicates that the speaker did not cause the action to happen?

• I had my car repaired.

• He had his wallet stolen.

• She got her hair cut.

• They had their house painted.

What is the past participle of 'deliver'?

• Delivered

• Delivers

• Delivering

• Deliver

Which of the following is an example of using 'have' in a causative structure?

• I have my email hacked.

• I have a car.

• I have a book.

• I have a meeting.

What does the phrase 'had my watch repaired' imply?

• The speaker repaired the watch themselves.

• Someone else repaired the watch for the speaker.

• The watch was never broken.

• The watch was lost.