How To Teach Causative Verbs To ESL Students - ESL Lesson Plan

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ESLSecondary EducationAge 11-13

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G2.1 - Causative Verbs

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A causative is when a subject causes someone / something else to do something

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Common causative verbs are let, make, have and get

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Let means 'to allow someone to do something'

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What about you?

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Complete with a bare infinitive + extra information if necessary

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Allow, permit and enable can be used in a way similar to let. . .

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Complete with let or allow. 
You might need to change the tense

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Make is used as a causative verb to mean 'to force someone to do something'

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Complete with a bare infinitive + extra information if necessary

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Complete with a bare infinitive + extra information if necessary

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Force and cause can be used in a way similar to make. . .

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Choose make or force

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Have as a causative verb means. . . 

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It's common to use have when we talk about services that are done for us

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Make logical sentences

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Get can be used in a similar way to have. . .

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Choose have or get

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Let, make or have?

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Let, make or have?

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Help can be used as a causative verb with either structure:

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HOW TO TEACH CAUSATIVE VERBS TO ESL STUDENTS