Exercise 14. State the difference between the sentences and translate them into Ukrainian.

 

1. I want to have my dress made.

I want to make a dress.

2. He brought his things to the station.

He had his things brought to the station.

3. You must tidy the room.

You must have the room tidied.

4. I want to paper the walls.

I want to have the walls papered.

5. Tom wanted to whitewash the fence.

Tom wanted to have the fence whitewashed.

6. I want to have the dishes washed and dried.

I want to wash and dry the dishes.

7. The boy has repaired his shoes.

The boy has had his shoes repaired.

8. She wants to polish her shoed.

She wants to have her shoes polished.

 

Exercise 15. Here is a story called “A Short Affair with Molly”. Complete the story

Matching the first part of each sentence with its correct ending.

Example:

One romantic evening I went to the dance specially a) to be alone.

1. I wanted to ask her b) being alone.

2. She was very happy and said that of course she would c) to meet Molly.

3. So the very next day we went to church d) met Molly.

4. For a short time we enjoyed e) to be married.

5. But one day Molly began closing her door so as f) meeting someone else.

6. Then she started going out and g) to marry me.

7. Soon, I too was sorry I had ever h) marry me.

8. But when she was out I didn’t like i) to meet someone else.

9. So I too went out in order j) being married.