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Causative clauses and active form with Get

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1. Last week, Harry played like a god during his football training.
> Last week, a sorceress got Harry like a god during his football training.

2. John studies his English lessons.
> Sandra gets John his English lessons.

3. Yesterday, Sammy wrote a wonderful love letter.
> Yesterday, a muse got Sammy a wonderful love letter.

4. Next month, the students will finally prepare their exams.
> Next month, fear of failure will finally get the students their exams.

5. John mows the lawn.
> Daddy gets John the lawn.

6. What a disaster, John is repairing our motorbike !
> What a disaster, Mum is getting John our motorbike !

7. Last week, Joey understood his mathematics lesson.
Last week, Rosaleen got Joey his mathematics lesson.

8. William had cut down the old tree before the hurricane arrived.
> Carolyn had got William down the old tree before the hurricane arrived.

9. Cynthia will have finished those reports before 8:00 PM.
> Antony will have got Cynthia those reports before 8:00 PM.

10. Every week, Andrew washes the family car.
> Every week, Debbie gets Andrew the family car.