This document discusses causative verbs in English grammar. It provides examples of common causative verbs like have, make, and get used to express ideas. It explains the causative active and passive forms with simple examples like "She has his brother pick her up" and "The man has his bike repaired by him". It encourages readers to click on a related page title for a video lesson and exercises to further understand and practice causative verbs.

1. Causative Form

2. Causative verbs Have/has, make, and get are common verbs in causative form. They can be used to express the ideas.

3. A. Causative active Examples: She has his brother pick her up We have the waiters bring menu The man has the mechanist repair his bike Simple Form: X has / have Y do something Have / Has

4. Examples: Teacher makes his students study hard Mrs. Lee makes her daughter clean the living room Thriller movie made me scare Make Simple form: X makes Y do something

5. Example: The man gets his friend to play soccer with him He gets the boy to return a book My mother gets me to buy some sugar Get

6. b. Causative passive Example: The man has his bike repaired by him I have the book returned by the guy He has the class cleaned by students Have / has in passive X have / has something V3 by someone

7. Examples She gets her nail painted Tom gets his car parked Teacher gets a book read by students You get your souses polished Get in passive

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10. Exercises Please fill the blank spaces below! Doctor makes the patient……….. (stay/stayed/stays) in bed Mrs. Tom has her house……….. (painted/paints/paint) I made my son……the windows (wash/washed/washes) Don got some kids……out his garage (clean/to clean/cleaned) Hal.: Isi dengan Judul Halaman Terkait

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