Causativas

1. CAUSATIVAS y PERMISIVaS: ACTIVA
USO:
Describir cuando una persona permite que otra persona realice una acción (LET) o cuando
una persona obliga o convence a otra persona para que realice una acción (HAVE, MAKE
o GET).
Por lo general utilizamos los siguientes verbos en causativas activas (en todas las formas,
inluyendo las modales):
LET
HAVE
MAKE
GET
(También PAY, BRIBE, PERSUADE, FORCE, OBLIGE,ASK, BEG, y EXPECT.)
FORMA:
AFIRMATIVO
[SUJETO + LET/HAVE/MAKE + Objeto + VERBO (base)...]
EJEMPLOS:
"I'll have her call home. "
"You're making him get angry."
"She lets them stay up late."
[SUJETO + GET + OBJETO + INFINITIVO...]
"We'll get him to finish it on time."
"She got him to wash the floor."
NEGATIVA y PREGUNTAS
Podemos utilizar LET, HAVE, MAKE y GET en sus formas negativa e interrogativa.
EJEMPLOS:
"The boss didn't let me go home early."
"They're not having their house painted this year."
"He couldn't get them to clean their room."
"When will you let me use your computer?"
"Can't you get him to apologize?"
"Where are you getting him to take you tonight?"