A causative construction is used to show that a cause is needed if something must happen. There are three types of causative constructions: have, make, and get. Active causative constructions use have, make, or get followed by a pronoun and verb. Passive causative constructions use have, make, or get followed by a noun and past participle verb. Examples are provided to illustrate causative constructions in both active and passive forms.
A causative construction is used to show that a cause is needed if something must happen. There are three types of causative constructions: have, make, and get. Active causative constructions use have, make, or get followed by a pronoun and verb. Passive causative constructions use have, make, or get followed by a noun and past participle verb. Examples are provided to illustrate causative constructions in both active and passive forms.
A causative construction is used to show that a cause is needed if something must happen. There are three types of causative constructions: have, make, and get. Active causative constructions use have, make, or get followed by a pronoun and verb. Passive causative constructions use have, make, or get followed by a noun and past participle verb. Examples are provided to illustrate causative constructions in both active and passive forms.
cause is needed if something must happen CAUSATIVE Caustive is devided into 3, they are: Have Make Get Pay attention on the following examples
Wati wants her bedroom to be cleaned. She asks
her sister to do it. (it’s not causative const) Causative construction : ( Active construction ) 1. Have Wati has her sister clean her bedroom 2. Make Wati makes her sister clean her bedroom 3. Get Wati gets her sister to clean her bedroom next Causative construction ( Passive construction ) 1. Have Wati has her bedroom cleaned 2. Make Wati makes her bedroom cleaned 3. Get Wati gets her bedroom cleaned pattern 1. Active construction S + have/has/had + pronoun + V1 S + make/makes/made + pronoun + V1 S + get/gets/got + pronoun + to V1 2. Passive construction S + have/has/had + noun + V3 S + make/makes/made + noun + V3 S + get/gets/got + noun + V3 other examples Budi needed his motorcycle to be repaired. The mechanic did it yesterday. Passive construction : Budi (had/made/got) his motorcycle repaired Active Construction : Budi ( had/made ) the mechanic repair his motorcycle Budi (got) the mechanic to repair his motorcycle example Helmi : There’s a mistake in the bill. We A didn’t have dinner here last night. B C Manager : I am sorry, sir. I’ll have the
cashier to check it for you
D Exercise 1 Combine the following pairs of sentences by using causative construction! 1. Anto wants his pants to be taken up. He’ll ask someone to do it. ( have ) 2. My radio is out of order. I’ll ask Harry to repair it. ( get ) 3. She wanted her house to be painted. Her servant did it yesterday. ( make ) Exercise 2 Choose the correct words between parenthesis. Encircle the correct answers. 1. Amir had his pen ( refill-refilled-to refill ) 2. Did they have their car ( to wash–washed-wash ) 3. I’ll get the boy ( clean-to clean- cleaned ) 4. Sudin must make Rudi ( to work-worked-work ) harder 5. Mimi will make you ( feel-to feel-felt ) happy 6. Have you had someone ( mended-to mend-mend ) the roof today ?