Rewrite the sentences using the causative and the words in brackets: A newspaper is going to publish my article. (I)

Rewrite the sentences using the causative and the words in brackets: The catalogues are being printed today. (they)

Complete the second sentence using a causative and keeping the same meaning: 1) I won't ask anyone to paint the studio if it's too expensive. 2) If it's too expensive, I ______.

Complete the second sentence using a causative and keeping the same meaning: 1) A famous director will film Daisy's life story 2) Daisy _______ by a famous director.

Rewrite the sentences using the causative and the words in brackets: A ghostwriter will write my autobiography. (by)

Complete the second sentence using a causative and keeping the same meaning: 1) A lawyer has checked the contract for us. 2) We ____ by a lawyer.

Rewrite the sentences using the causative and the words in brackets: Someone stole the journalist's laptop. (Her)

Complete the second sentence using a causative and keeping the same meaning: 1) Someone broke Vanessa's violin yesterday. 2) Vanessa _____ yesterday.

Complete the second sentence using a causative and keeping the same meaning: 1) The rap artist asks someone to walk his dogs every day. 2) The rap artist _____ every day.

Complete the second sentence using a causative and keeping the same meaning: 1) A woman was doing the star's nails when I interviewed her. 2) The star ___ when I interviewed her.

Rewrite the sentences using the causative and the words in brackets: Someone has delivered the books to our home. (have)

Rewrite the sentences using the causative and the words in brackets: His subscription to the magazine was cancelled. (he)