The document discusses causatives, which are used to express that one person causes another person or thing to do something. It identifies three main causative verbs - get, have, and make - and provides examples of their use and structures. Get implies convincing someone to do something. Have implies giving instructions. Make implies creating an obligation. Causatives allow one to express that an action was caused by another party.

1. A little story...

3. I got my sister...

4. I got my sister...
to do my homework

6. I had my
brother
clean the
street

8. I made my frieds
bring me
food

9. CAUSATIVES

10. Causatives
Use “causatives to express the idea that one
person causes another person or thing to do
something.

11. Causatives
Use “causatives to express the idea that one
person causes another person or thing to do
something.
Three Verbs:

12. Causatives
Use “causatives to express the idea that one
person causes another person or thing to do
something.
Three Verbs:
Get

13. Causatives
Use “causatives to express the idea that one
person causes another person or thing to do
something.
Three Verbs:
Get Have

14. Causatives
Use “causatives to express the idea that one
person causes another person or thing to do
something.
Three Verbs:
Get Have Make

15. GET
She got Carlos to take her to the prom!
i got my FRIEND to STUDY HARDER!
My mother got me to clean my room :(

16. GET
She got Carlos to take her to the prom!
i got my FRIEND to STUDY HARDER!
My mother got me to clean my room :(
Structure:

17. GET
She got Carlos to take her to the prom!
i got my FRIEND to STUDY HARDER!
My mother got me to clean my room :(
Structure:
Subject + get + Object + infinitive + comp.

18. GET
She got Carlos to take her to the prom!
i got my FRIEND to STUDY HARDER!
My mother got me to clean my room :(
Structure:
Subject + get + Object + infinitive + comp.
NOTE: GET IMPLIES SOMEONE CONVINCED ANOTHER
PERSON TO DO SOMETHING

19. HAVE
She HAD MARIA FIX HER IPOD
i HAD my FRIEND PICK UP MY CLOTHES
SUSIE HAD THE WOMAN COOK A NEW RECIPE

20. HAVE
She HAD MARIA FIX HER IPOD
i HAD my FRIEND PICK UP MY CLOTHES
SUSIE HAD THE WOMAN COOK A NEW RECIPE
Structure:

21. HAVE
She HAD MARIA FIX HER IPOD
i HAD my FRIEND PICK UP MY CLOTHES
SUSIE HAD THE WOMAN COOK A NEW RECIPE
Structure:
Subject + HAVE + Object + VERB S.F. + comp.

22. HAVE
She HAD MARIA FIX HER IPOD
i HAD my FRIEND PICK UP MY CLOTHES
SUSIE HAD THE WOMAN COOK A NEW RECIPE
Structure:
Subject + HAVE + Object + VERB S.F. + comp.
NOTE: HAVE IMPLIES THAT INSTRUCTIONS WERE
GIVEN

23. MAKE
She MADE MARIA GO WITH her to the MALL
i MADE my FRIEND PAY FOR THE FOOD, HAHAHA
SUSIE MADE THE WOMAN APOLOGIZE

24. MAKE
She MADE MARIA GO WITH her to the MALL
i MADE my FRIEND PAY FOR THE FOOD, HAHAHA
SUSIE MADE THE WOMAN APOLOGIZE
Structure:

25. MAKE
She MADE MARIA GO WITH her to the MALL
i MADE my FRIEND PAY FOR THE FOOD, HAHAHA
SUSIE MADE THE WOMAN APOLOGIZE
Structure:
Subject + MAKE + Object + VERB S.F. + comp.

26. MAKE
She MADE MARIA GO WITH her to the MALL
i MADE my FRIEND PAY FOR THE FOOD, HAHAHA
SUSIE MADE THE WOMAN APOLOGIZE
Structure:
Subject + MAKE + Object + VERB S.F. + comp.
NOTE: MAKE IMPLIES AN OBLIGATION

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