D Complete the second sentence so that
it has the same meaning as the first
sentence. Use the word in brackets
1 We painted our house last month. (had)
We last month.
2 I would like to see Johnny Depp in the part. (have)
I by Johnny Depp.
3 Someone broke into our house. (broken)
Our... into.
4 Didn't Alfred Hitchcock direct Vertigo? (by)
Wasn't . Alfred Hitchcock?
5 They've done a lot to their new house. (had)
They to their new house.
6 The mechanics at that garage fixed our car. (got)
We the mechanics at that garage.
We had our house painted last month.
Explanation: The original sentence states that "we" did the action of painting our house. In the second sentence, the word "had" is used to indicate that someone else did the action of painting the house for us.
2 I would like to see Johnny Depp in the part. (have)
I would like to have Johnny Depp in the part.
Explanation: The original sentence expresses a desire to see Johnny Depp in a specific role/part. The second sentence maintains the same meaning by using the phrase "to have" instead of "to see" to indicate the desire for Johnny Depp to be in the role.
3 Someone broke into our house. (broken)
Our house was broken into.
Explanation: The original sentence states that "someone" performed the action of breaking into our house. The second sentence uses the passive voice, adding the phrase "was" to indicate that the action was done to our house by an external force.
4 Didn't Alfred Hitchcock direct Vertigo? (by)
Wasn't Vertigo directed by Alfred Hitchcock?
Explanation: The original sentence asks if Alfred Hitchcock directed the movie "Vertigo." In the second sentence, the word "by" is used to indicate the director of the movie, but it is placed at the beginning of the sentence to form a question.
5 They've done a lot to their new house. (had)
They had done a lot to their new house.
Explanation: The original sentence states that "they" have completed many actions on their new house. The second sentence maintains the same meaning by using the past perfect tense and the word "had" to indicate that the actions were completed before a certain point in the past.
6 The mechanics at that garage fixed our car. (got)
We got our car fixed by the mechanics at that garage.
Explanation: The original sentence states that "the mechanics" performed the action of fixing our car. The second sentence uses the passive voice, adding the phrase "got" to indicate that we had our car fixed by the mechanics at that specific garage.