Causative & Passive Causative

Convert the following active sentence to passive causative: 'She made him clean the room.'

• The room was cleaned by him because of her.

• He was made clean the room by her.

• He was made to clean the room by her.

• She was made to clean the room by him.

Differentiate between causative and passive causative with an example sentence for each.

• He made his car clean by a mechanic.

• She made him repair the house.

• She had her car repaired by a mechanic.

• Causative: She made him clean the house. Passive Causative: He had his car repaired by a mechanic.

Create a sentence using passive causative with the verb 'repair'.

• The car was repaired by the mechanic.

• The mechanic repaired the car.

• The repair was done by the car.

• The car repaired itself.

Explain the structure of a causative sentence and provide an example.

• A causative sentence structure is Object + Have/Get + Subject + Past Participle Verb. For example, 'My car had washed.'

• A causative sentence structure is Subject + Past Participle Verb + Object. For example, 'I washed my car.'

• A causative sentence follows the structure: Subject + Have/Get + Object + Past Participle Verb. For example, 'I had my car washed.'

• A causative sentence structure is Subject + Verb + Object. For example, 'I washed my car.'

Rewrite the sentence 'The teacher had the students write an essay' in passive causative form.

• The students were made to write an essay by the teacher.

• The students were writing an essay for the teacher

• An essay was written by the students under the teacher's instruction

• The teacher made the students write an essay

How is the subject affected in a causative sentence compared to a passive causative sentence?

• The subject is the one receiving the action in a causative sentence

• The subject is the one causing the action in a causative sentence, but in a passive causative sentence, the subject is the one receiving the action.

• The subject is always the verb in a causative sentence

• The subject is not involved in either type of sentence

Construct a sentence using passive causative with the verb 'cook'.

• The dinner was cooked by me.

• The chef cooked my dinner.

• I cooked my dinner.

• I had my dinner cooked by the chef.

Discuss the role of the agent in passive causative sentences.

• The agent in passive causative sentences is always the subject of the sentence.

• The agent in passive causative sentences is the one performing the action directly.

• The agent in passive causative sentences is never mentioned.

• The agent in passive causative sentences is the entity that causes the action to be done by someone or something else.

Identify the causative verb in the sentence: 'I had my car washed yesterday.'

• eat

• make

• drive

• had

Explain the difference in meaning between 'I had my hair cut' and 'I cut my hair.'

• The difference lies in who performed the action of cutting the hair.

• The difference is in the type of scissors used

• The difference is in the length of the hair

• The difference is in the color of the hair