TN 3 1
Causative verbs
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LEARNING OBJECTIVES
ACTIVE CAUSATIVE VERBS
PASSIVE CAUSATIVE VERBS
- Understand the Concept
- Identify Active Causative Structures
- Construct Sentences
INDEX
VIDEO
OBJECTIVES
PRACTICE
INTRODUCTION
GET - PASSIVE
GET
HAVE - PASSIVE
HAVE
PRACTICE
MAKE
MISCELLANEA
LET
QUIZ
HELP
INTRODUCTION
Causative verbs express the idea of causation. In a causative construction, a person or thing does not directly perform an action.
Types of Causative Sentences
PASSIVE CAUSATIVE
ACTIVE CAUSATIVE
Next
ACTIVE CAUSATIVE VERBS
The subject (a person or thing) causes it to happen by applying some element of coercion, persuasion, assistance, etc. on an agent (another person or thing) to do it.
01
ACTIVE
GET
Understanding
USE
The causative verb “Get", is used in expressions of encouragement or persuasion.
form
action verb
Causative VERB
Agent
Object
Subject
infinitive
got
the teacher
to dismiss
class early.
The students
soccer with him after school.
got
to play
Jack
his friends
02
ACTIVE
have
USE
Causative HAVE
The causative verb “Have”, is used in expressions of arrangement, duty or responsibility.
form
action verb
Causative VERB
Object
Agent
Subject
base form
had
a test
The teacher
his students
write
had
Mr. Krabs
clean
the employees
the office.
03
ACTIVE
make
USE
The causative verb “Make”, is used to express compulsion, insistence, and requirement. It is the most forceful.
Active
form
action verb
Object
Causative VERB
Agent
Subject
base form
the living room.
She
made
Sylvester
clean
makes
The mother
do
his homework.
her child
04
ACTIVE
let
USE
The causative verb “Let”, is used to express permission.
LET
form
action verb
Object
Causative VERB
Agent
Subject
base form
let
his car.
Vanellope
Ralph
drive
ride
Woody and Jessie
on its back.
lets
Bullseye
05
ACTIVE
HELP
USE
The causative verb “Help”, is used to express assistance. It does not convey force.
form
action verb
Object
Causative VERB
Subject
Agent
infinitive/ base form
help
your essay
He will
write
you
better
helped
to play
Jack
his friends
FORCEFULNESS
It is the most forceful.
MAKE
It is less forceful.
GET
It is less forceful and less authoritative.
HAVE
It does not convey force.
LET
It does not convey force.
HELP
CAUSATIVE VERBS
Arnel's Video
ENGVID VIDEO
01
PRACTICE
Causative — make / have / get / let / help + verb
Ask your partner to rephrase the below sentences with a causative verb. Use a dialogue similar to the one below to rephrase the statements.
A: Yesterday, I forced my husband to clean the bathtub. B: So you're saying that you made him clean the bathtub? A: Exactly!
STUDENT A
I allow my son to drink beer. I give help to seniors when they cross the street sometimes. I couldn't persuade my father to go to the dentist. The police caused him to confess. The government did not allow us to travel abroad. I think my boss is going to force me to work overtime this weekend. Whenever I hear that song, I cry.
01
02
03
01
(…you help seniors (to) cross the street sometimes?)
04
05
06
07
STUDENT B
I convinced the company to give me a refund. They allow her to wear traditional clothing. When I smell curry, I think of India. We decided not to force our children to eat all their vegetables. I asked my lawyer to send me the documents. If students need help finding a job, the employment centre helps. I convinced my brother to lend me his video game.
01
02
03
04
05
06
07
02
PRACTICE
THE RECIPE FOR SUCESS
STAND AND DELIVER TRAILER
INTERVIEW WITH JAIME ESCALANTE
06
PASSIVE
have
&
GET
Passive Causative
USE
The passive is used when the focus is on the thing instead of the person. When you combine them together, you are essentially saying someone caused something to be done (by someone).
form
action verb
complement +
Causative VERB
Past participle
Object
Subject
by agent
had
yesterday
Vanellope
her car
repaired
checked
her teeth
had
Angelica
FORM
action verb
complement +
Causative VERB
Past participle
Object
Subject
by agent
by his dentist.
got
his teeth
The monster
checked
his hair
got
cut
by Bugs.
Elmer
PASSIVE CAUSATIVE
ENGVID VIDEO
Alex.....
PRACTICE
01
+ info
Getting things done
Use the pictures and your imagination to write causative sentences with get and have. You can choose one of the verbs bellow
repair, vaccinate, bring, service, measure, clean, dye, test, tattoo, fit, replace
Getting things done
repair, vaccinate, bring, service, measure, clean, dye, test, tattoo, fit, replace
Getting things done
repair, vaccinate, bring, service, measure, clean, dye, test, tattoo, fit, replace
Getting things done
repair, vaccinate, bring, service, measure, clean, dye, test, tattoo, fit, replace
PRACTICE
02
+ info
STUDENT A
The brakes on my car make this horrible squeaking sound. I need...
01
There was a posh New Year's party last weekend, so I wanted to look my best. I bought a new dress and then I went to the hairstylist
02
03
I bought some textbooks for class on the Internet, which I needed to be delivered immediately. I had...
04
I got married last year to my high school sweetheart in a beautiful and romantic ceremony. We had talked to a wedding planner for months. We had...
STUDENT A
05
My house hasn't been painted in years. When I get my raise next year, I want...
06
I almost had an accident while driving at night. I simply can't see the road. Tomorrow I will...
07
I often visit a woman who reads my palm. I have...
08
I want to be a famous Hollywood movie star. I'm going to the plastic surgeon next week...
STUDENT B
01
My teeth were yellow from coffee and cigarettes. I just...
I often stay at hotels on business. I prefer fresh sheets and towels, so I ask...
02
03
In order to become better at English, I often write a diary and give it to the teacher. She corrects it. I have...
04
When there's a big snowstorm, I usually call kids in the neighborhood to...
STUDENT B
05
A maid comes twice a week to my house. Since I broke my leg last winter, it's difficult to do some of the chores around the house. I need...
06
Because I'm so worried about my health, I visit the doctor every year. I have...
07
I want to put together a website for my small business. Unfortunately, I don't know anything about web design. I must...
08
I have an important presentation with my company's board of directors, and so must look my best. I should...
STUDENT B
05
A maid comes twice a week to my house. Since I broke my leg last winter, it's difficult to do some of the chores around the house. I need...
06
Because I'm so worried about my health, I visit the doctor every year. I have...
07
I want to put together a website for my small business. Unfortunately, I don't know anything about web design. I must...
08
I have an important presentation with my company's board of directors, and so must look my best. I should...
GET
HAVE
HAVE
ACTIVE
PASSIVE
MAKE
GET
LET
+ info
HELP
07
SUMMARY
miscellanea
PERFECT ENGLISH GRAMMAR
ENGLISH PAGE
EnglishCLUB.com
WORDWALL
ACTIVE
PASSIVE
EnglishCL
LIVEWORKSHEETS
ESL lounge
Grammarbank.com
LIVEENGLISH
+ info
QUIZ
CAUSATIVE VERBS
ACTIVE VS. PASSIVE
QUESTION 1/7
He had his hair..... by Bugs Bunny.
do
to do
done
Great!
QUESTION 2/7
Helen made her son ........ the rotten food from the fridge.
throw
to throw
thrown
Great!
QUESTION 3/7
Mom got Dad ........ out this weekend.
go
gone
to go
Great!
QUESTION 4/7
The kids got Granny ........a cake for them.
bake
to bake
baking
Great!
QUESTION 5/5
Ms. Krabappel is having her students ........ the test questions.
answered
answer
to answer
Great!
QUESTION 6/7
Mr. Burns is having his socks ............ by Mr. Smithers.
iron
to iron
ironed
Great!
QUESTION 6/7
Mike will let Sullivan ........Randall a lesson.
teaching
to teach
teach
Great!
¡OH NO!
Wrong!
CBA teacher
Authorship
Vanessa Ramos
Enjoy with grammar
Causative verbs
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TN 3 1
Causative verbs
Enjoy grammar
Start
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
ACTIVE CAUSATIVE VERBS
PASSIVE CAUSATIVE VERBS
INDEX
VIDEO
OBJECTIVES
PRACTICE
INTRODUCTION
GET - PASSIVE
GET
HAVE - PASSIVE
HAVE
PRACTICE
MAKE
MISCELLANEA
LET
QUIZ
HELP
INTRODUCTION
Causative verbs express the idea of causation. In a causative construction, a person or thing does not directly perform an action.
Types of Causative Sentences
PASSIVE CAUSATIVE
ACTIVE CAUSATIVE
Next
ACTIVE CAUSATIVE VERBS
The subject (a person or thing) causes it to happen by applying some element of coercion, persuasion, assistance, etc. on an agent (another person or thing) to do it.
01
ACTIVE
GET
Understanding
USE
The causative verb “Get", is used in expressions of encouragement or persuasion.
form
action verb
Causative VERB
Agent
Object
Subject
infinitive
got
the teacher
to dismiss
class early.
The students
soccer with him after school.
got
to play
Jack
his friends
02
ACTIVE
have
USE
Causative HAVE
The causative verb “Have”, is used in expressions of arrangement, duty or responsibility.
form
action verb
Causative VERB
Object
Agent
Subject
base form
had
a test
The teacher
his students
write
had
Mr. Krabs
clean
the employees
the office.
03
ACTIVE
make
USE
The causative verb “Make”, is used to express compulsion, insistence, and requirement. It is the most forceful.
Active
form
action verb
Object
Causative VERB
Agent
Subject
base form
the living room.
She
made
Sylvester
clean
makes
The mother
do
his homework.
her child
04
ACTIVE
let
USE
The causative verb “Let”, is used to express permission.
LET
form
action verb
Object
Causative VERB
Agent
Subject
base form
let
his car.
Vanellope
Ralph
drive
ride
Woody and Jessie
on its back.
lets
Bullseye
05
ACTIVE
HELP
USE
The causative verb “Help”, is used to express assistance. It does not convey force.
form
action verb
Object
Causative VERB
Subject
Agent
infinitive/ base form
help
your essay
He will
write
you
better
helped
to play
Jack
his friends
FORCEFULNESS
It is the most forceful.
MAKE
It is less forceful.
GET
It is less forceful and less authoritative.
HAVE
It does not convey force.
LET
It does not convey force.
HELP
CAUSATIVE VERBS
Arnel's Video
ENGVID VIDEO
01
PRACTICE
Causative — make / have / get / let / help + verb Ask your partner to rephrase the below sentences with a causative verb. Use a dialogue similar to the one below to rephrase the statements.
A: Yesterday, I forced my husband to clean the bathtub. B: So you're saying that you made him clean the bathtub? A: Exactly!
STUDENT A
I allow my son to drink beer. I give help to seniors when they cross the street sometimes. I couldn't persuade my father to go to the dentist. The police caused him to confess. The government did not allow us to travel abroad. I think my boss is going to force me to work overtime this weekend. Whenever I hear that song, I cry.
01
02
03
01
(…you help seniors (to) cross the street sometimes?)
04
05
06
07
STUDENT B
I convinced the company to give me a refund. They allow her to wear traditional clothing. When I smell curry, I think of India. We decided not to force our children to eat all their vegetables. I asked my lawyer to send me the documents. If students need help finding a job, the employment centre helps. I convinced my brother to lend me his video game.
01
02
03
04
05
06
07
02
PRACTICE
THE RECIPE FOR SUCESS
STAND AND DELIVER TRAILER
INTERVIEW WITH JAIME ESCALANTE
06
PASSIVE
have
&
GET
Passive Causative
USE
The passive is used when the focus is on the thing instead of the person. When you combine them together, you are essentially saying someone caused something to be done (by someone).
form
action verb
complement +
Causative VERB
Past participle
Object
Subject
by agent
had
yesterday
Vanellope
her car
repaired
checked
her teeth
had
Angelica
FORM
action verb
complement +
Causative VERB
Past participle
Object
Subject
by agent
by his dentist.
got
his teeth
The monster
checked
his hair
got
cut
by Bugs.
Elmer
PASSIVE CAUSATIVE
ENGVID VIDEO
Alex.....
PRACTICE
01
+ info
Getting things done
Use the pictures and your imagination to write causative sentences with get and have. You can choose one of the verbs bellow
repair, vaccinate, bring, service, measure, clean, dye, test, tattoo, fit, replace
Getting things done
repair, vaccinate, bring, service, measure, clean, dye, test, tattoo, fit, replace
Getting things done
repair, vaccinate, bring, service, measure, clean, dye, test, tattoo, fit, replace
Getting things done
repair, vaccinate, bring, service, measure, clean, dye, test, tattoo, fit, replace
PRACTICE
02
+ info
STUDENT A
The brakes on my car make this horrible squeaking sound. I need...
01
There was a posh New Year's party last weekend, so I wanted to look my best. I bought a new dress and then I went to the hairstylist
02
03
I bought some textbooks for class on the Internet, which I needed to be delivered immediately. I had...
04
I got married last year to my high school sweetheart in a beautiful and romantic ceremony. We had talked to a wedding planner for months. We had...
STUDENT A
05
My house hasn't been painted in years. When I get my raise next year, I want...
06
I almost had an accident while driving at night. I simply can't see the road. Tomorrow I will...
07
I often visit a woman who reads my palm. I have...
08
I want to be a famous Hollywood movie star. I'm going to the plastic surgeon next week...
STUDENT B
01
My teeth were yellow from coffee and cigarettes. I just...
I often stay at hotels on business. I prefer fresh sheets and towels, so I ask...
02
03
In order to become better at English, I often write a diary and give it to the teacher. She corrects it. I have...
04
When there's a big snowstorm, I usually call kids in the neighborhood to...
STUDENT B
05
A maid comes twice a week to my house. Since I broke my leg last winter, it's difficult to do some of the chores around the house. I need...
06
Because I'm so worried about my health, I visit the doctor every year. I have...
07
I want to put together a website for my small business. Unfortunately, I don't know anything about web design. I must...
08
I have an important presentation with my company's board of directors, and so must look my best. I should...
STUDENT B
05
A maid comes twice a week to my house. Since I broke my leg last winter, it's difficult to do some of the chores around the house. I need...
06
Because I'm so worried about my health, I visit the doctor every year. I have...
07
I want to put together a website for my small business. Unfortunately, I don't know anything about web design. I must...
08
I have an important presentation with my company's board of directors, and so must look my best. I should...
GET
HAVE
HAVE
ACTIVE
PASSIVE
MAKE
GET
LET
+ info
HELP
07
SUMMARY
miscellanea
PERFECT ENGLISH GRAMMAR
ENGLISH PAGE
EnglishCLUB.com
WORDWALL
ACTIVE
PASSIVE
EnglishCL
LIVEWORKSHEETS
ESL lounge
Grammarbank.com
LIVEENGLISH
+ info
QUIZ
CAUSATIVE VERBS
ACTIVE VS. PASSIVE
QUESTION 1/7
He had his hair..... by Bugs Bunny.
do
to do
done
Great!
QUESTION 2/7
Helen made her son ........ the rotten food from the fridge.
throw
to throw
thrown
Great!
QUESTION 3/7
Mom got Dad ........ out this weekend.
go
gone
to go
Great!
QUESTION 4/7
The kids got Granny ........a cake for them.
bake
to bake
baking
Great!
QUESTION 5/5
Ms. Krabappel is having her students ........ the test questions.
answered
answer
to answer
Great!
QUESTION 6/7
Mr. Burns is having his socks ............ by Mr. Smithers.
iron
to iron
ironed
Great!
QUESTION 6/7
Mike will let Sullivan ........Randall a lesson.
teaching
to teach
teach
Great!
¡OH NO!
Wrong!
CBA teacher
Authorship
Vanessa Ramos
Enjoy with grammar
Causative verbs
THANK YOU
Keep learning
¿Tienes una idea?
¡Que fluya la comunicación!
Con las plantillas de Genially podrás incluir recursos visuales para dejar a tu audiencia con la boca abierta. También destacar alguna frase o dato concreto que se quede grabado a fuego en la memoria de tu público e incluso embeber contenido externo que sorprenda: vídeos, fotos, audios... ¡Lo que tú quieras! ¿Necesitas más motivos para crear contenidos dinámicos? Bien: el 90% de la información que asimilamos nos llega a través de la vista y, además, retenemos un 42% más de información cuando el contenido se mueve.