Complete the dialogue using the
Causative Form of the verbs in brackets in the
correct tense.
A: Hi, Jane. How are you?
B: I'm fine, thanks. I've just been helping my
cousin get things ready for her wedding.
A: Oh, when's she getting married?
B: On Saturday.
A: Wow! She must be really busy then.
B: Yes she 1) (her hair/straighten) and
coloured tomorrow, and on Saturday
morning she 2) (her make up/do)
professionally. She might even 3) (false
nails/put on)!
A: Well, you're supposed to look good on your
wedding day, aren't you?
B: Yes, I suppose so. Her husband-to-be looks
really great at the moment. He 4) (his
teeth/whiten) and he's started wearing
contact lenses.
A: Fantastic! That reminds me. I 5) (my
eyes/test) this afternoon. Do you want to
meet me in town later?
B: Sorry, but I'm going to 6) (my hair/cut).
A: OK, then. Talk to you later.
Use the words in brackets to make sentences,​

Charles Dickens is the famous English writer. He was born on the 7 of February in 1812. He was born in a poor family/

When Charles Dickens was ten  his father was put in pirson because he had debts and the boy had to work. He began to work in blacking factory. Later he discribe this period of his life in his novel "David Copperfield".  When he was 25 years old he became one of the most famous and best newspaper reporters in London. "The Pick- wick Papers" was the first great work which was published in April, 1836. In the last years of his life Dickens began to meet with his readers and gave public readings from his own works. He died in the summer,1870 

Charles Dickens is the famous English writer. He was born on the 7 of February in 1812. He was born in a poor family/

When Charles Dickens was ten  his father was put in pirson because he had debts and the boy had to work. He began to work in blacking factory. Later he discribe this period of his life in his novel "David Copperfield".  When he was 25 years old he became one of the most famous and best newspaper reporters in London. "The Pick- wick Papers" was the first great work which was published in April, 1836. In the last years of his life Dickens began to meet with his readers and gave public readings from his own works. He died in the summer,1870