The Quiz On Causative Verbs That You’re Meant To Fail
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A causative verb is a verb used to indicate that some person or thing makes something happen. Do you have a good idea on how to identify these types of verbs? Take this quiz on causative verbs that you’re meant to fail and see just how good you are. Good luck!.
Questions and Answers
- 1.In the future, the company will not let its part-time and temporary employees_____ overtime.
- A.
Working
- B.
To work
- C.
Worked
- D.
Work
- 2.Despite 20 years of success, the financial stress and burden of the sudden recession made the partnership_____.
- A.
Fail
- B.
To be failed
- C.
To fail
- D.
Failed
- 3.The firm wants its product_____ safely and in a timely manner, otherwise it will seek an alternative shipper.
- A.
Be packaged
- B.
Packaging
- C.
Packaged
- D.
Package
- 4.All employees were able to get their paychecks_____ before the power outage closed the banks.
- A.
Be deposited
- B.
Deposited
- C.
Deposits
- D.
Depositing
- 5.The severe weather conditions in the alpine regions forced the airlines_____ all outgoing flights and divert incoming planes.
- A.
Canceled
- B.
To cancel
- C.
Cancel
- D.
Canceling
- 6.I received a text message from Takeshi yesterday, and it mentioned that they had the equipment_____ yesterday
- A.
Shipped
- B.
Was being shipped
- C.
Ship
- D.
Was shipped
- 7.Before Annie ran out for a meeting yesterday, she had Ms. Brunelli_____ the new clerk around the premises.
- A.
Show
- B.
Showing
- C.
Was showed
- D.
Showed
- 8.The increase in layoffs over the past two fiscal periods has caused everyone_____ less secure.
- A.
Was felt
- B.
Feels
- C.
Felt
- D.
To feel
- 9.What company besides ours would make its employees_____ overtime on a national holiday?
- A.
Be working
- B.
Worked
- C.
Will be working
- D.
Work
- 10.A wise consumer gets his or her phone order_____ in writing before submitting payment.
- A.
Confirms
- B.
Confirm
- C.
Confirmed
- D.
Confirming
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