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Causative Forms

MAKE

GET

Causative Verbs

LET

HAVE

HAVE

MAKE

GET

LET

Active and Passive Causative

We can have Active Causative and Passive Causative with causative verbs: have and make.

Active and Passive causative with HAVE

Change the following sentences into active causative or passive causative.

1. Susan had her brother do her homework.

Is this sentence active or passive causative? Why?

Is this sentence active or passive causative? Why?

2. We had our window fixed.

Is this sentence active or passive causative? Why?

3. The police had the suspect stop his car.

Is this sentence active or passive causative? Why?

4. Yukiko had her hair cut.

Is this sentence active or passive causative? Why?

5. Sanjay had her son clean the windows

Is this sentence active or passive causative? Why?

Active and Passive causative with MAKE

Change the following sentences into active causative or passive causative.

1. The robbers made us lie on the floor.

Is this sentence active or passive causative? Why?

2. The teacher made the student stay longer than usual.

Is this sentence active or passive causative? Why?

3. He was made to write a long essay.

Is this sentence active or passive causative? Why?

4. Peter will be made to reorganize the tour.

Is this sentence active or passive causative? Why?

5. She made them go to the meetimg .

Is this sentence active or passive causative? Why?