1. Use Causative form.
- Someone cut Sally’s hair at 13.30 pm.
Sally ____________________________________________________________________
- The mechanic is changing Bob’s car battery.
Bob _____________________________________________________________________
- The hairdresser dyed my mother’s hair last Saturday.
My mother _______________________________________________________________
- Someone checks Michael’s guitar after every show.
Michael __________________________________________________________________
- The dentist checks my teeth once a year.
I ________________________________________________________________________
2. Fill in the gaps - use Causative form.
- The Browns ___________ the roof __________ last year. (repair)
- Anna __________the room _____________ next month. (decorate)
- He should ___________ his eyes ___________ regularly. (test)
- My family ______the television _____________ only last year! (repair)
- _______ you ______ your car ______________ regularly? (service)
- How often ____ you _______ your windows __________? (clean)
- We ____the classroom _______________ every evening. (clean)
- Our family ____ a new garage ___________ at the moment (build)
Exercise 1: complete the causative form
Use the correct form of have or get and the verb in brackets.
- I usually ___ my hair ___ every six weeks. (cut)
- We ___ the boiler ___ last Monday. (service)
- She is going to ___ her passport photo ___. (take)
- They have already ___ the invitations ___. (print)
- You should ___ your blood pressure ___. (check)
- Mark ___ his laptop ___ tomorrow. (repair)
- How often do you ___ your car ___? (wash)
- I did not ___ the parcel ___ to my office. (deliver)
Exercise 2: rewrite with have something done
Rewrite each sentence so that the person arranges the action.
- A mechanic changes Anna’s tyres every winter.
- A technician installed our internet yesterday.
- A designer will update their website next month.
- An optician is testing my eyes on Friday.
- A cleaner has cleaned his office.
- A photographer took our family portrait.
Exercise 3: choose the correct option
- Did you have / had the lock changed?
- She has her nails done / done her nails at that salon.
- We are going to have the room paint / painted.
- He should get his hearing test / tested.
- They had stolen their bags / had their bags stolen on holiday.
- I have just had my watch repaired / repaired my watch by a specialist.
Exercise 4: find and correct the mistake
- We had installed a new alarm last week.
- Does she has her flat cleaned regularly?
- I got repaired my bicycle yesterday.
- They will have deliver the furniture on Monday.
- He has his wallet steal on the train.
- Where did you had your suit made?
06-07.10.26
Unit 1 Lexis
Recollect the words, word combinations and definitions (ex 37, 38, 39) and do the exercises below in written form:
30/09/26
At home:
Personal Qualities
N Adj
accuracy accurate
courage courageous
imagination imaginative
experience experienced
strength strong
determination determined
responsibility responsible
skill skilful / skilled
tolerance tolerant
sociability sociable
24/09/26
My future career (ex 68 p 41)
I'm going to give a talk about my future career.
Young people can choose a variety of jobs after leaving school, according to their tastes and interests. As for me, I would like to choose the job of a(n) ... in the future. This job requires (doesn't require) a university degree and needs (doesn't need) a good qualification.
I can go to university (college) to get necessary qualifications. Besides, there are different courses, where I can improve my skills (make my skills better).
It will take me ... years to become a good ... .
The job, I have chosen, is ... (top vocabulary part IV). It requires ... (top vocabulary part V).
I have chosen this career/ job because ... .
That's all I wanted to say about ... .
19/09/26
Unit 1 JOBS
Learn the case of word formation :
to employ an employer
to be employed an employee
an employed person
an unemployed person
employment
unemployment
self employment
a self-employed person
Take smth into consideration
Taking possible risks into consideration, I' d call a job of a firefighter dangerous.
to be good at (smth / doing smth)
to be bad at (smth / doing smth)
to be skilled at (smth / doing smth)



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