CAUSTIVE VERBS

When do we use causative verbs?

• To show possession
• To indicate past events
• We use causative verbs to show that someone or something is causing another person to do something.
• To express future actions

Which of the following sentences contains the correct causative form?

• I had my car washing.
• I washed my car.
• I had my car washed.
• I had my car to wash.

Which of the following sentences contains the correct causative form?

• I had my car washing.
• I washed my car.
• I had my car washed.
• I had my car to wash.

What is the correct causative form of the sentence: "I clean my room every week"?

• I clean my room every weeks
• I have my room cleaned every week.
• I cleaning my room every week
• I cleaned my room every week

Which sentence uses the causative form correctly?

• She cut her hair at the salon.
• She had cut her hair at the salon.
• She had her hair cutting at the salon.
• She had her hair cut at the salon.

What is the correct causative form of the sentence: "They build the house "?

• They building the house
• They have the house built
• They built the house
• They have built the house

Which sentence means the same as "I had my hair cut yesterday"

• Someone cut my hair yesterday.

• Today, my hair was cut.

• Yesterday, I has a haircut.

• Yesterday, I cut my own hair.

I washed my car. (have)

• I washed my car.
• I have washing my car.
• I have washed my car.
• I have wash my car.

Which is the correct causative verb for the sentence "I took a photo but some else published it" ?

• caused
• had
• let
• made

What is the correct structure of causative verbs?

• Subject + Object + Get + Past Participle

• Subject + Have + Object + Past Participle

• Subject + Past Participle + Have/Get + Object
• Object + Have/Get + Subject + Past Participle