Read the situations and type the words in the correct form where necessary to complete the sentences. Use the causative

You are explaining to your brother that he can't use your laptop because it's at the repair shop. You say:

"I [ ][ ] my laptop [ ]."

Your friend has been waiting for you near the hairdresser's for a long time. He says:

"What took you so long? You [ ][ ][ ] your hair [ ] for two hours!"

Your two best friends have quarrelled with each other. You think one of them has to apologise.

"I need to [ ] Tom [ ] to Liz for having been rude."

You meet your sister and see that she is upset. She says:

"I [ ] just [ ] my wallet [ ]. "

You called your mother yesterday, but she didn't answer. You think she might have been busy with the redecoration. You ask your mum:

" [ ] you [ ] your house [ ] when I called?"

You are asking your father to pick you up after school tomorrow, but he's busy. He says:

"I [ ][ ] your brother [ ]."

Your friend told you about the car accident he had seen the day before. He said:

"Three drivers [ ] their cars [ ]. And several people were badly injured."