Share GRAMMAR - Causatives + -ed/-ing adject (Open World B2 FIRST)
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My parents say I can’t play video games on weekdays. // *LET* My parents__________ play video games on weekdays.
My parents __DON'T LET ME__ play video games on weekdays.
I will call Taro to see whether he can give you swimming lessons. // *ARRANGE* I will try to __________ give you swimming lessons.
I will try to __ARRANGE FOR TARO TO__ give you swimming lessons.
Geeta needs the coach to repair her tennis racket. // *GET* Geeta has to __________ by the coach.
Geeta has to __GET HER TENNIS RACKET REPAIRED__ by the coach.
We are forced to get up at 5 am for training by the coach. // *MAKES* Our coach __________ at 5 am for training.
Our coach __MAKES US GET UP__ at 5 am for training.
I need to finish writing my report before the meeting. // *GET* I must __________ before the meeting.
I must __GET MY REPORT FINISHED__ before the meeting.
A famous fashion designer is going to design our new kit. // *HAVE* We are going to __________ by a famous fashion designer.
We are going to __HAVE OUR NEW KIT DESIGNED__ by a famous fashion designer.
I tried to learn how to code but I found it really __________. (confuse)
confusing
I was __________ to hear that they had been eliminated from the competition. (shock)
shocked
I don’t know about you, but I find the commentator really __________. (irritate)
irritating
We went to the new restaurant and the musicians they had there were __________. (amaze)
amazing
Personally, I found the film __________ but I know others absolutely loved it. (disappoint)
disappointing
My friends and I were really __________ after our 10 km run. (exhaust)
exhausted
The fact that I had been accepted onto the programme was __________. (excite)
exciting
I know some of my friends couldn’t stand the presenter, but I found him __________. (fascinate)
fascinating
