Causative Form (causative verbs)


A Causative Form is used to show that someone assigns something to someone else. 



Causative Verbs Let, Make, Have, Get


Instructions:

1.- Watch these videos: causative verbs- causative verbs  - verbos causativos
2.- Make a summary of the videos with 50-70 words (send it here like a commentary)
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  1. AlexMarch 25, 2020 at 10:40 AM

    Alejandro De la iglesia Vera
    Sentences with causal pronouns are sentences that affect an object which is performed by a third person of which the most used verbs are make, have and got.
    The structure is subject + verb + person or object + verb in present in the third person the s does not apply.
    In the have it is used for the third person to do something for him, in the get we convince someone to do something and in the make we are suggesting that the third person do something for him.

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  2. leonardoMarch 25, 2020 at 11:16 AM

    The meaning of the causative form is something that you do not do, but that you have someone else do or pay to do.
    The important thing in all these sentences is that you do not do the action. You send it to someone else, or you pay someone else to do it.

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  3. BrissMarch 25, 2020 at 7:26 PM

    Briseida Barrón Rubio
    Existen 3 formas de armar oraciones causativas, las cuales nos llevan a que nosotros lo hagamos o lo hicimos que en esta se usa el (Have o had)
    También la otra es donde nos lleva a que otro haga por nosotros. Que sería en este caso el get o got.
    Y el otro que nos lleva a que nosotros mandemos hacer algo por nosotros ya que en este caso se utiliza el make o made.

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