Zusammenfassung der Ressource
CAUSATIVE VERBS
- MAKE
- USE
- Make expresses the idea that the
main subject ( in Prayer ) causes a
third person to do something
- FORM
- MAKE + PERSON + VERB (base form)
- EXAMPLES
- 1.-Robert made the team stay after the meeting
2.-She made her children do their homework.
3.-Jimmy made the guitar sound great 4.- My
teacher made me apologize for what I had said.
- HAVE
- EXAMLES
- 1.-Please have your secretary fax me
the information. 2.-I’ll have my
assistant call you to reschedule the
appointment. 3.-I’m going to have my
hair cut tomorrow. 4.-I had the
mechanic check the brakes.
- USE
- This construction means "to give
someone the responsibility to do
something."
- FORM
- HAVE + PERSON + VERB (base form)
HAVE + THING + PAST PARTICIPLE OF
VERB
- GET
- USE
- This construction usually means "to
convince to do something" or "to trick
someone into doing something."
- FORM
- GET + PERSON + TO + VERB
- EXAMPLES
- 1.-The government TV commercials
are trying to get people to stop
smoking. 2.-Luis got Helen to read
more 3.-Susie got her son to take
the medicine even though it tasted
terrible. 4.-y husband hates
housework; I can never get him to
wash the dishes!