Causative Verb
Definition
of Causative Verb
Causative verb is a
verb that is used to indicate that the subject is not directly responsible for
the actions that occurred but someone or something else that is doing the
action. Causative verb phrase is divided into two kinds, namely active and
passive causative. In the active sentence causative verb, agent (which do
action) is known. Conversely, the causative verb passive sentence, the agent
usually is not mentioned.
Functions
and Formulas Active and Passive Causative
Let, make, have, and
get a causative verb commonly used. Functions and formulas let, make, have, and
get the following :
Let
Let
Function : Let someone do something
Formula
Active : S + Let + Object + Bare
Infinitive (Verb1)
Passive : S + Let + Object + be + Past
Participle (Verb3)
Make
Function : Force or a very convincing someone to do something
Formula
Active : S + (make-made) + Object + Bare
Infinitive (Verb1)
Passive : S + Make + Object + Past
Participle (Verb3)
Have
Function : Want someone to do something for the subject
Formula
Have
Function : Want someone to do something for the subject
Formula
Active :
S + (have-had) + Object + Bare Infinitive (Verb1)
Passive : S + (have-had) + Object + Past
Participle (Verb3)
Get
Function : Have similar but with different sentence structure
Formula
Active : S + (get-got) + Object + To
Infinitive ( To + Bare Infinitive)
Passive : S+ Got + Object + Past Participle
(Verb3)
Examples Of Causative Active
1. I get Toha to take the ball.
2. I let Fuad
take the ball.
3. I make my father do my homework.
4. I had my father operate my laptop.
5. I have him clean my shoes
6. They get me to wash the clothes.
7. You must haveSusie study hard.
8. He is getting dentist to check his teeth.
9. The teacher lets the students cheat.
10. They make us help them every morning.
Examples Of Causative Passive
1. The government got the bridge built quickly.
2. We must have the floor cleaned as soon as
possible.
3. I had my laptop fixed.
4. My mother has the car washed every morning.
5. Budi wants to get his toy taken.
6. We get the meeting provided earlier.
7. You make us satisfied.
8. Mary let them tell me what we want to do.
9. Smith gets the computer repaired.
10.
Her parents let me get lecture in Canada.
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