4.02 Causative Verbs

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Complete these quiz to score your understanding of Causative Verbs.

Choose the right causative verb for each definition. *

4 points

let

have

make

get

to allow someone to do something

to force someone to do something

to convince someone to do something

to give someone the responsibility to do something

Multiple choice

Choose the best answer to complete the sentence.

Greg ___ me drive his new car. (to allow ) *

1 point

let

make

get

have

We couldn't ___ him to sign the contract. (to convince) *

1 point

let

make

get

have

My mother ____ me clean my room yesterday. (to force) *

1 point

let

made

get

have

I will ___ the mechanic check my car next week. (to give someone the responsibility)

1 point

let

make

get

have

Clear selection

True or False

We use "have" to force someone to do something. *

1 point

True

False

We use "let" to allow someone to do something. *

1 point

True

False

We use "get" to convince someone to do something. *

1 point

True

False

We use "make" to give someone the responsibility to do something. *

1 point

True

False

Choose the correct Causative verb for each sentence.

4 points

let

made

have

get

They ___ the students obey the school rules.

The open window _____ the air in.

We couldn't ____ him sign our agreement.

Please _____ your secretary send me the details.

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