Advanced English Grammar ESL Lesson - Causative

[englishlessonscol]

Nice and useful video, congratulations...

[zhangyunjie2046]

keep up the good work man

[MattFree2008]

Wow this lessons are awesome!

[LeeSoonJ]

This lesson is very easy to understand. I like it.

[saulgcc]

Thanks a lot for your great lessons!



[MrPeace1959]

Thanks for the upload, I'll come back again for your lessons.

[Stellet19]

I wouldn't know the difference between the passive and active, now I do :)

[huytquoc]

excellent! Thanks.

[craudeci22]

voce aprendeu o que hehh

[greendang]

Great lesson!  Thanks!!

[mynameisboola]

good teacher

[Nils3OWN]

Great lessons, not really advanced though :)

[Oscarlc85]

Good lesson, you are a good teacher, thank you

[Apichyas1]

Perfect!

[wmgforever]

It's good, I was able to understand. Will I be a native English finally?

[patsyman]

good job! I am desperately trying to get my students understand that! It´s hard work. But now I can use your examples! Thanks a lot!

[henriquejaguaa]

Can other verbs besides get,have and made work as causative?

[henriquejaguaa]

/Can other verbs besides get,have and made work as causative?

[jicollege]

thank you very much sir, loved all the lessons and the way you teach.

[edgardickens]

John= Juan

Mary= María

:D

[MrAd5685]

I love you sir,, May you live long, very nice style and i am pleased to learn from you.

[marcdimarc1]

Can i use a gerund after the HAD, ex, Mary had Tom cleaning the kitchen.

[saierrormaker]

got 80/80 in exams because of you

[Nils3OWN]

@saierrormaker Thanks to* Because of usually refers to something bad.

[UzumakiMatrix]

This lesson is brilliant and I actually learned a lot !!

[picc1001]

nice........a big hug and I wish you all the best.

[SaudiBoy26]

This lesson does explain causative very well. Thanks a lot Brain.

[reika144]

I was in trouble with causative, but now I can see clearly..Thanks a lot!! You explain really nice!

[luuhxduarte]

thanks :) I'm loving your lessons.

[Duke54227]

Thanks you friend. you are prefact teacher.

[learnamericanenglish]

Nice work!

[0Dargor0]

Can I use the verbs in another tense forms?

like : " John will get Mary to clean up the kitchen."

[devingurung]

thanks very much,. u r so kind

[wonderdivathalia]

OMG I LEARNED SO MUCH MUCH FROM YOU THANKS TEACHER

[ArtFesti]

very good



[WordsCanOnlyDoHarm]

thank you a lot, very interesting lesson :-)

[elyaaaaas]

very nice, tnx alot...

[JesusPaulMusic]

it' was very needful for me!

[santrico]

good job! thansk.

[irmaladouce56]

But tell me: how can the causative and the passive be the same? Aren't the subject and the object supposed to be exchanged? My hair was cut by a hairdresser? My hair was made to be cut by me? ????

[MasterBott01]

@irmaladouce56, just follow the structure he's shown you.

"My hair was cut by a hairdresser" is used if someone asks "who cut your hair." If you're letting someone know about your haircut, simply say "I had my hair cut."

To fix your last sentence, "I was made to have my hair cut." It means you were forced by somebody to have your hair cut by someone else (in this case a hairdresser)

Hope this helps!

[irmaladouce56]

Nice job.

[Vuto221]

Thank you , teacher ! it's very nice lesson .

[kangsm45]

Thank you sooooooooo much!!!!

[cineastasolaris]

Thank you master for doing this video. it work on me a lot because im in the process of studying to pass the TOEFL. Could i add a note?: in order to have a sentence correct in the part of Causatives, the verbs need to be in Simple form, in MAKE, in let, but in have ithave to be in past participle. And in help it could be in simple form or in Infinitive. am i right? Take care. Alex

[ihatereality94]

you dont bore us during the lesson

[loresalu]

Great! Thank you so much for your clarifications!