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Causatives Quest: Yes or No

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Guess which lines use causatives.

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Causatives Quest: Yes or No
 

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Guess which lines use causatives.

by Erick Aguirre
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All causatives require the object to become the subject of the verb.

2

The causative construction 'make someone do something' shows forcing an action.

3

'Let' cannot express permission in causatives.

4

'Help' can function causatively in 'I helped him fix the car'.

5

In the causative 'make someone do something', 'to' is always required after 'make'.

6

The verb 'let' expresses permission in a causative sense, as in 'She let him leave'.

7

'Get' as a causative means persuading someone to perform an action, as in 'I got him to drive'.

8

Get as a causative is never used to ask someone to do something.

9

The verb 'have' can be used causatively as in 'I had him fix the car '.

10

Using 'have' as a causative always means the subject pays for something.

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