causative verb
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n.NounA verb that indicates someone or something causes an action to occur.
The causative verb 'make' forces someone to do something.
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English Grammar: Causative Verbs: Make, Have, Let, Get, Help
- So first, we have the sentence, "She made me wash the dishes." So the causative verb
So first, we have the sentence, "She made me wash the dishes." So the causative verb
- So first we have the sentence, "She made me wash the dishes." So the causative verb is "make," and here we're using the past tense,
So first we have the sentence, "She made me wash the dishes." So the causative verb is "make," and here we're using the past tense,
換個英語腦訓練英文思考 // How to Think in English
- "make" is a causative verb, left out the subject "you", "yourself" is a reflexive pronoun, "at home" is an adverb phrase
"make" is a causative verb, left out the subject "you", "yourself" is a reflexive pronoun, "at home" is an adverb phrase
English Grammar - Causative
- in the causative. We have a subject; we have the causative verb; we have the agent -- the
in the causative. We have a subject; we have the causative verb; we have the agent -- the
- So first, the causative verb. There aren't that many that you will use. These are the
So first, the causative verb. There aren't that many that you will use. These are the