on a test

[beachboy]

We have to study Causative Form because it will ____________ on the test.
Which verbs are suitable in the sentence above? To be? To appear? To fall? Other verbs?

[SoothingDave]

"Be" is the most common. "Appear" also works. "Fall" doesn't work.

[birdeen's call]

Is the capitalization of "causative form" correct? I see these things occasionally in native writing, but I never know if it's right.

[5jj]

Is the capitalization of "causative form" correct? I see these things occasionally in native writing, but I never know if it's right.

Personal choice. It's rather like the names of tenses and aspects. For some people, it's 'the Present Simple'; for others, it's 'the present simple'. I used to capitalise, but I am becoming a Lower-Case Man (normally ).