Causitive verbs

What is a basic structure of causative verbs?

• Subject + object + base form verb + complement

• Subject + have + object + verb in participle + complement

• Subject + verb + object + complement

• Subject + base form verb + object + complement

What is an example of using the causative 'make'?

• 'She made her dog barked.'

• 'I had my hair cut yesterday.'

• 'They got their house painted.'

• 'He got his car repaired.'

How can negation be expressed in causative verbs?

• Adding 'no' after the main verb

• Adding 'not' before the main verb

• It is not possible to express negation in causative verbs

• Changing the main verb to its negative form

¿In what tense can causative verbs be used?

• Only in simple present

• In all verb tenses depending on the context

• Only in simple future

• Only in simple past

What does the construction 'have someone do something' mean?

• Do something in the past

• Do something in the future

• Make someone do something

• Do something by oneself

What does the construction 'get someone to do something' mean?

• Do something in the past

• Do something by oneself

• Get someone to do something

• Do something in the future

What needs to be done in the construction 'get + someone + to + infinitive'?

• Ask the person to do something

• No action is needed

• Force the person to do something

• Pay the person to do something

What is the difference in the construction 'get + someone + to + infinitive' compared to the others?

• Only used in simple future

• It is a neutral construction

• It is necessary to convince the person to do something

• Only used in simple past