Causative verbs: help, allow, keep, stop, enable, etc.

His mother ...

• helped him iron his uniform

• helped him to iron his uniform

• helped him from ironing his uniform

• helped iron him his uniform

The tour guide...

• allowed to staying in the plaza.

• allowed us from staying longer in the plaza.

• allowed us stay longer in the plaza.

• allowed us to stay longer in the plaza.

This helmet...

• kept me bump my head.

• kept me to bump my head.

• kept me from bumping my head.

• kept me from bump my head.

This phone...

• lets you to record videos underwater.

• lets you record videos underwater.

• lets you from recording videos underwater.

• lets record you videos underwater.

Nettle leaves...

• causes people to feel a painful burning sensation.

• causes people feel a painful burning sensation.

• causes people from feeling a painful burning sensation.

• causes to feel people a painful burning sensation.

Drinking enough water...

• prevents people to experience dizziness.

• prevents people experience dizziness.

• prevents people from experiencing dizziness.

• prevents from people experiencing dizziness.

Robert...

• had his brother write a love letter for him.

• had his brother to write a love letter for him.

• had his brother writing a love letter for him.

• had his brother from writing a love letter for him.

Text messages...

• enable people keep in contact easily.

• enable people keeping in contact easily.

• enable people to keep in contact easily.

• enable people from keeping in contact easily.

Using this repellent will...

• protect you to get bitten by mosquitos.

• protect you from getting bitten by mosquitos.

• protect you from get bitten by mosquitos.

• protect you get bitten by mosquitos.

Her injury...

• stopped her participate in the dance competition.

• stopped her to participating in the dance competition.

• stopped her from participate in the dance competition.

• stopped her from participating in the dance competition.