VERBS: let, have, make, help and get

Choose the best causative verbs (let, have, make, help and get) to complete the sentence.

I don't _____ my children _____ video games.

• I don't let my children play video games.

• I don't let my children to play video games.

• I don't make my children play video games.

• I don't get my children play video games.

Choose the best causative verbs (let, have, make, help and get) to complete the sentence.

Rob _______ his house _____ next weekend.

• Rob is making his house painted next weekend.

• Rob is having his house to paint next weekend.

• Rob is having his house painted next weekend.

• Rob is getting his house to paint next weekend.

Choose the best causative verbs (let, have, make, help and get) to complete the sentence.

Julia _____ her boyfriend _______ her a ring.

• Julia got her boyfriend bought her a ring.

• Julia got her boyfriend to buy her a ring.

• Julia had her boyfriend to buy her a ring.

• Julia let her boyfriend to buy her a ring.

Choose the best causative verbs (let, have, make, help and get) to complete the sentence.

Sam ______ me ________ the grocery.

• Sam helped me (to) carry the grocery.

• Sam made me (to) carry the grocery.

• Sam let me (to) carry the grocery.

• Sam had me to carry the grocery.

Choose the best causative verbs (let, have, make, help and get) to complete the sentence.

When we were little our parents used to _____ us ______ late on Saturdays.

• When we were little our parents used to help us stay up late on Saturdays.

• When we were little our parents used to get us stay up late on Saturdays.

• When we were little our parents used to make us stay up late on Saturdays.

• When we were little our parents used to let us stay up late on Saturdays.

Choose the best causative verbs (let, have, make, help and get) to complete the sentence.

Please, try not to _____ her _____.

• Please, try not to make her cry.

• Please, try not to let her to cry.

• Please, try not to make her to cry.

• Please, try not to get her to cry.

Choose the best causative verbs (let, have, make, help and get) to complete the sentence.

This quiz can ______ you ________ causative verbs better.

• This quiz can make you to understand causative verbs better.

• This quiz can have you (to) understand causative verbs better.

• This quiz can help you (to) understand causative verbs better.

• This quiz can get you (to) understand causative verbs better.

Choose the best causative verbs (let, have, make, help and get) to complete the sentence.

Laura never _____ people _____ her what to do.

• Laura never gets people tell her what to do.

• Laura never lets people tell her what to do.

• Laura never makes people tell her what to do.

• Laura never helps people tell her what to do.

Choose the best causative verbs (let, have, make, help and get) to complete the sentence.

My friend _____ me _____ her with her CV.

• My friend got me to help her with her CV.

• My friend had me to help her with her CV.

• My friend made me to help her with her CV.

• My friend let me to help her with her CV.

Choose the best causative verbs (let, have, make, help and get) to complete the sentence.

Reading _____ you _______ easier.

• Reading makes you to fall asleep easier.

• Reading helps you (to) fall asleep easier.

• Reading lets you to fall asleep easier.

• Reading gets you fall asleep easier.