Gapfill test
Grammar

Gapfill test


This is not a real post, just a test of a gapfill program I posted.

Get - causative

built   ·  painted   ·  look   ·  looked   ·  fitted   ·  prepare   ·  install   ·  teach   ·  manicured   ·  installed   ·  check   ·  look after  
Click and Drop click on a word or phrase in the box above and then on the appropriate gap.
1.Could you get somebody to my account, please?
2.We're getting a new washing machine .
3.She got her nails yesterday.
4.She got somebody to her dog while she was on holiday.
5.They're getting a conservatory onto their house.
6.He's getting winter tyres to his car.
7.They're getting a builder to solar panels on their roof.
8.I'll get the chef to something special for the occasion.
9.We got an electrician to come and at the wiring.
10.She's getting a friend to her to drive. Bad idea!
11.He got his garden at by a landscape architect.
12.We're getting our car in psychedelic colours. - Cool!
This exercise has been made using a free generator and script at Random Idea English



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