Verb Forms

Causative Verbs

Causative verbs (make, let, have, get) describe situations where one person causes or arranges for something to happen, often through another person. Each has a different structure and level of force or persuasion.

Practice

The noise from the street ___ me wake up at 5am.

Could you let meyour notes from yesterday's class?

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She had the decorator ___ the entire flat before the guests arrived.

He managed to get his neighborwater the plants while he was away.

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I need to ___ my teeth checked before I travel.

They are having their kitchenat the moment.

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Which sentence best expresses that someone was tricked or persuaded into doing something against their better judgment?

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