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causative    音标拼音: [k'ɑzətɪv] [k'ɔzətɪv]
a. 成为原因的
n. 使役词

成为原因的使役词

causative
adj 1: producing an effect; "poverty as a causative factor in
crime" [ant: {noncausal}, {noncausative}]


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  • Made to do - WordReference Forums
    Let Make Have Get are causative verbs The structure is Passive They made her repeat the whole story This sentence is Active It means to force someone to do something She was made to repeat the whole story This is a Passive Structure It means someone was forced to do something I am made to discount him That is not correct I am made to give him a discount This sentence is correct We
  • Let or lets: My wife let (or lets?) me go fishing - WordReference Forums
    I wouldn't use either "let" or "lets" if I meant "made", T3rminus They have different meanings: My wife let me go fishing = She allowed me to go fishing in the past My wife lets me go fishing = She often allows me to go fishing My wife made me go fishing = My wife forced me to go fishing The only difference I see in the meaning of "let" in your examples is that "let" probably refers to
  • Have (causative) + a negative form. | WordReference Forums
    The causative have used in the negative like this doesn't sound very natural, you would be better off using convince or order depending on the context 2 This just means she didn't ask anyone to use the camera In the first, she gives the order not to use the camera In the second, she doesn't give any order whatsoever I hope this helps
  • Russian causative - WordReference Forums
    What's the russian construction for causative verbs? (If there is a general one like in english "to make have +person+ verb")
  • Trans. and intrans. (causative) verbs - WordReference Forums
    I noticed that some (quite some ?) verbs connected with movement have both a transitive and an intransitive form, often a causative form, though the latter may differ from the simple transitive form 1 Is it the case in lots of languages? (I suppose I recognize the phenomenon in Dutch
  • make VS force (causative verbs) - WordReference Forums
    Do "make" and "force" have the same meanings as causative verbs? #1 The rider made his his horse to jump a barrier #2 The rider made his his horse jump a barrier
  • Causative verbs passive and active voice - WordReference Forums
    Causative verb: Get En su forma activa, “get” normalmente expresa convencer a alguien de hacer algo 1 - Fórmula : Sujeto+ get (got) +persona+verbo en infinitivo Ejemplo: Luis +got +Helen+ to read more Luis got Helen to read more (Luis convenció a Helen de leer más ) Advertising on television is trying to get people to quit smoking
  • causative verb make | WordReference Forums
    Hello, there: When I learn the causative verb, I often see the sentence structure "S+causative+O+pp " For example: 1 I got my car washed and waxed at the new service station 2 Although I hate the dentist, I have had my teeth cleaned regularly My question is if I can also use another
  • Causative Form: get+ object+past participle - WordReference Forums
    (Causative=cause something to be done by somebody else ) The past participle has a passive meaning This has been called´first form´ in this thread Another example of use: Completing work on something: get + object + past participle After you´ve got the children dressed, can you do the dishes?
  • have get +participle - causative | WordReference Forums
    Samdie, they call "causative" your second example, but names are not important (for me at least) Muchas gracias por aclararme cuál era la informal De nada en cuanto a la clarificación As for the "causative", I am surprised by what you say In the first example, he caused arranged matters wanted his car to be "stolen"





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