Causative & Passive Causative Practice

What pattern do Causative verbs follow?

• S + V + O

• S + V + O + V

• S + V

• S + O + V + O

We use passive causitive to talk about:

• services that we have someone else do for us

• services that require us to do on our own

• tasks that we must carry out independently

• i have no clue... why am i here again?

The manager had the report written by the assistant.

• Passive Causative

• Passive Voice

• Active Voice

• Causative

The goods have been collected by the commitee.

• Passive Causative

• Passive Voice

• Active Voice

• Causative

I don’t let my toddler play at the dining table.

• Passive Causative

• Passive Voice

• Active Voice

• Causative

I will not ________ with this!

• allow you get away

• let you get away

• letting you get away

• to allow you get away

He needs to have his pants _______ today.

• SHORTENED

• SHORTEN

• TO SHORTEN

• TO SHORTENED

If you’d _________me clean the house, I would have finished sooner.

• made

• helped

• got

• let

The teacher ______ me stay after school as a punishment for being late.

• made

• let

• got

• help

I'm having some documents ________ right now.

• COPY

• COPIED

• TO COPY

• TO COPIED