1) Who is the one that commits a crime? a) burglar b) vandal c) criminal d) robber 2) The ....... in this town are breaking public places a) vandals b) vandalism 3) A burglar ....... flats or houses a) damages b) robs c) breaks into 4) She hurt her back because someone ... her down stairs a) chased b) pushed c) pulled 5) My cousin saw a pickpocket, so police asked him to be a a) clue b) detective c) witness 6) In "causative use of to have", the subject is who make the action a) true b) false 7) getting/ dress / a / she's / for her wedding / made a) she's getting a dress for her wedding b) she's getting made for her wedding c) she's getting made a dress  d) she's getting a dress made for her wedding 8) Which is the right form of the "causative use of to have" a) had + past participle + object b) have ( in all tenses ) + past participle + object c) have ( in all tenses ) + object + past participle d) have ( in all tenses ) + object + past simple 9) Oh no! A .... is stealing a shop right now. We need to call the police! a) shoplifter b) robber c) pickpocket d) vandal 10) The sentence "I have made my lunch every day". Is it in the correct form of causative use of to have? a) yes  b) no 11) often / how / cleaned / the / you / do / get / windows / ? a) how often do you get cleaned the windows? b) how often do you get the windows cleaned? 12) The .... takes money form banks a) burglar b) robber c) vandal 13) The sentence "I never have my hair coloured" is in the correct use of to have? a) yes b) no 14) Don't leave your shoes there. Someone will ..... over them. a) trip b) fall c) push 15) last summer / had / I / painted / my / bedroom a) I had my bedroom painted b) I had my bedroom painted last summer c) Last summer, I had my bedroom painted

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