Make causative sentences using these notes. Think carefully about which tense to use. 1. He/have/suit/once a month
2. The old lady/have/eyes/test/last week
3. I/have/hair/cut/tomorrow
4. We/have/house/redecorate/at the moment
5. I/have/not/hair/cut/since last summer

so, once upon a time, i desided to get into a drug trade. i think watching "breaking bad" had a lot to with that. i found a meth recipe on-line. thus i hit hard my chemistry books with some additional tutoring. and came up with a business plan to ensure that i can maintain a healthy profit margin. after that came the most difficult part - execution. i will not bore with details, mostly to avoid self-incrimination, but i shall mention that not everything happened as planned. some of my friends and i experienced highs and lows of the illigal drug trade. we've met new people, lost some of the team. and most importantly - we've made a lot of money. unfortunately i need to legalize this huge pile of cash that we got laying around, so now we are working on a new plan. we are thinking about getting into money laundering bussiness and moving to london. therefore, here i'm, working on my english skills.

1. You are young and a great future lies in front of you.
2. The agreement lays the foundation for the development of future closer contacts between the two countries.
3. After he had made inquiries into the matter he laid the facts before
the committee.
4. From the airplane we could see the valley lying below.
5. The mother laid her hand on the child's shoulder and he calmed down at once.
6. They are redecorating the flat and intend to lay the floors with carpets.
7. She picked up the book which was lying open on the table and started reading.
8. He won't join us, he is laid up with the grippe.
9. He was half lying on the deck chair enjoying the sun.
10. The village lies in ruins after the bombing.
11. The scene of the tragedy "Hamlet" is laid in Denmark.
12. Some minerals lie deep in the ground.