III. Re-write the sentences in two ways. Put the underlined parts in the passive. 1. They say that a fire has completely destroyed the Royal Hotel. It …is said that the Royal Hotel has been completely destroyed by a fire… The Royal Hotel …is said to have been completely destroyed by a fire… 16. They say that the fire is still burning. It The fire 17. They think that the fire started in the kitchen. It The fire 18. They believe that ambulances have taken fifteen people to hospital. It Fifteen people 19. They report that seven people are in a serious condition. It Seven people 20. They believe that a cigarette started the fire. It The fire 21. They expect that the police will investigate the cause of the blaze. It The cause of the blaze IV. Complete the sentences. Use the causative form with “get” where possible. If “get” is not possible, use the causative form with “have”. 22. I need to ……………………………………………………………….. (the car / service) 23. The windows in this shop are usually dirty. The owners ………………………………………… regularly. (them / not clean) 24. I ……………………………………………………………….., so I had to apply to another college. (my application / turn down) 25. We should ……………………………………………………………….. (that tap / fix) 26. I ……………………………………………………………….. while I was on the underground. (my money / steal) 27. Where ………………………………………………………..? Was it expensive? (you / your bike / repair) 28. They ……………………………………………………………….. last week. (their electricity / cut off)