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May 18, 2012 · Let/Make/Have/Get are causative verbs. The structure is Passive. They made her repeat the whole story. This sentence is Active. It means to force someone to do something. …
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Mar 22, 2011 · What's the russian construction for causative verbs? (If there is a general one like in english "to make/have +person+ verb")
Have (causative) + a negative form. | WordReference Forums
Aug 24, 2014 · The causative have used in the negative like this doesn't sound very natural, you would be better off using convince or order depending on the context. 2. This just means she …
Causative Form: get+ object+past participle - WordReference …
Mar 19, 2011 · (Causative=cause something to be done by somebody else.) The past participle has a passive meaning. This has been called´first form´ in this thread. Another example of …
Persian: Causative verbs - WordReference Forums
Jun 13, 2013 · For causative notion of oftādan, we use other verbs like andāxtan, part kardan (to throw) and rahā kardan (to release), depending how active or strong the causation is. Another …
make VS force (causative verbs) - WordReference Forums
Dec 27, 2019 · Do "make" and "force" have the same meanings as causative verbs? #1 The rider made his his horse to jump a barrier. #2 The rider made his his horse jump a barrier.
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May 18, 2014 · Active-Passive Causative'yi kırmızı yerler mi belirliyor? Diğeri ise "his shirt ironed" ile "his wife iron his shirt" kelime grubunu oluşturan yapı Active-Passive ile bağlantılı mı? …
Let or lets: My wife let (or lets?) me go fishing - WordReference …
Aug 12, 2008 · I wouldn't use either "let" or "lets" if I meant "made", T3rminus. They have different meanings: My wife let me go fishing. = She allowed me to go fishing in the past. My wife lets …
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Apr 18, 2016 · Unfortunately, the German construction with "let" does not translate as "let" in English, it translates as the causative form of the verb. German "I had my hair cut let" = …
Causative Verbs (I had my hair cut...) | WordReference Forums
Jan 10, 2007 · How would I translate this sentence into Spanish? "I had my hair cut yesterday." THANKS!