Causative Verbs

 Let, Make, Get, Have, Help… पहले आप ये वीडियो देखो आखिर तक, उसके बाद इस वीडियो में cover किये गए सभी Sentences लिखित रूप में दिये गए हैं, और उसके बाद Practice के लिए Sentences.

Causative Verbs – Active

LET – To allow someone to do something (किसी को कोई काम करने देना)

Sub + let + person + V1 + Obj.

Note: We may or may not use “You” at the beginning of the above sentence; however, we should avoid using YOU.

GET – To convince someone to do something (किसी को कुछ करने के लिए मनाना {किसी से करवाना})

Sub + get + person + to V1 + Obj.

मैंने वीडियो में बताया है कि कोई भी वाक्य जो Make के साथ बनाते हैं, उसे Get के साथ भी बना सकते हैं, बस ध्यान रहे, Get के साथ “to” लगाना जरूरी है

HAVE – To assign/give responsibility to someone to do something (किसी को कोई काम करने की जिम्मेदारी देना {किसी से करवाना})

Sub + have + person + V1 + Obj.

HELP – To help someone to do something (किसी की मदद करना कुछ करने में)

Sub + help + person + (to) V1 + Obj.

Causative Verbs – Passive

GET / HAVE – कुछ करवाना (किसी के द्वारा) (To get/have something done (by someone)

Sub + get/have + thing + V3 + (by person).

got my hair cut. /
had my hair cut.

Note: “Cut” की तीनों Forms “cut” ही होती है। यहाँ पर 3rd form का use हुआ है।

He got a letter written by me. /
He had a letter written by me. /
He made me write a letter. (Active Causative structure)

My sister got the TV repaired. (by a mechanic).
My sister had the TV repaired. (by a mechanic).

He will get his house painted tomorrow (by a painter).
He will have his house painted tomorrow (by a painter).

CAUSATIVE VERBS PRACTICE EXERCISE

Will you get the hair cut tomorrow? /
Will you have the hair cut tomorrow?

Why does she keep making me work? /
Why does she keep getting me to work? /
Why does she keep having me work?

She made me understand all this. / 
She got me understand all this.

I have not to get this work done. /
I don’t have to get this work done.

I have not to get this work done by you. (Passive – GET)
I don’t have to get this work done by you. (Passive – GET)
I have not to make you do this work. (Active – MAKE)
I have not to get you to do this work. (Active – GET TO)
I don’t have to make you do this work. (Active – MAKE)
I don’t have to get you to do this work. (Active – GET TO)

I will make you do this work. /
I will get you to do this work. /
I will have you do this work.

You are making me fight him for no reason. /
You are getting me to fight him for no reason.

You used to make us laugh a lot. /
You used to get us to laugh a lot.

He can make anyone do it. /
He can get anyone to do it. /
He can get it done by anyone.

My sister got the TV repaired by a mechanic. (Passive)
My sister had the TV repaired by a mechanic. (Passive)
My sister got the mechanic to repair the TV. (Active)
My sister had the mechanic repair the TV. (Active)

He used to make me eat good food. /
He used to get me to eat good food. /
He used to get me good food. /
He used to provide me good food. (ऐसे भी कहा जा सकता है)

When will you make me go to Delhi? /
When will you get me to go to Delhi?

He was making us drink water. /
He was getting us to drink water. /
He was getting us water.

Uday will make me write (do) his homework. /
Uday will get me to write (do) his homework.

You made me understand the value of money. /
You got me to understand the value of money.

When did I make you fill the bucket? /
When did I get you to fill the bucket?

He made me tell a lie. /
He made me lie. /
He got me to tell a lie. /
He got me to lie.