13. Causative Verbs

Which sentence uses "make" correctly?

• My teacher made me read a story.

• My teacher made me to read a story.

• My teacher made read me a story.

• My teacher made me reading a story.

What does "make" mean in "She made me clean the floor"?

• She asked politely.

• She forced me.

• She allowed me.

• She helped me.

Choose the correct causative sentence.

• He made me wash my hands.

• He made me to wash my hands.

• He made wash me my hands.

• He made my hands washing.

Which shows someone was forced?

• They made the boy open the door.

• They let the boy open the door.

• They helped the boy open the door.

• They got the boy to open the door.

Fill the blank: The heavy rain ___ me stay at home.

Which is wrong for "make"?

• My mom made me do my homework.

• My mom made me to do my homework.

• My mom made me wash the dishes.

• My mom made me study.

Which means "forced to sing"?

• She made him sing a song.

• She let him sing a song.

• She had him sing a song.

• She got him to sing a song.

Which is correct in the past tense?

• They made me play the piano.

• They made me to play the piano.

• They make me play the piano.

• They made me playing the piano.

Which sentence uses "have" correctly?

• I had my friend help me.

• I had my friend to help me.

• I had help my friend me.

• I had my friend helping me.

What does "have" mean in "I had the cleaner wash my car"?

• I washed the car myself.

• I arranged for someone to do it.

• I forced someone to do it.

• I didn’t wash it at all.