Unit 19 Passive Causative Review

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What is the passive causative structure?

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The passive causative structure is used to indicate that someone else performs an action for the subject, typically using the verb 'have' or 'get' followed by a past participle.

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When do we use passive causative?

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We use passive causative to express that someone else did something for us, such as having a service performed.

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What is the difference between active and passive voice?

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In active voice, the subject performs the action (e.g., 'The chef cooked the meal'). In passive voice, the subject receives the action (e.g., 'The meal was cooked by the chef').

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Provide an example of a passive causative sentence.

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'I had my car washed.' This means someone else washed my car.

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What verb tense is used in the sentence: 'Our neighbors always get their lawn mown by Sam'?

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Simple present.

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What is the correct form: 'Paula shouldn't _______ her house painted by that company last year.'?

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'have had' is the correct form.

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What does 'get' imply in passive causative?

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'Get' implies that the subject arranged for someone else to do something for them.

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What is the structure of a passive causative sentence?

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The structure is: Subject + have/get + object + past participle (e.g., 'She had her hair done').

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What is an example of a question that can be answered with passive causative?

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'Who painted your house?' can be answered with 'I had it painted by a professional.'

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What is the role of the subject in a passive causative sentence?

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The subject is the one who receives the action or has the action done for them.