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    The document provides examples of using the causative verbs "let", "help", and "get" in sentences. It includes an example describing a situation at school or home using "get", a description of a daily routine using sentences with "help", and 6 sample sentences using "let", "get", and "help" as causative verbs. The document demonstrates the proper use of these verbs in different contexts.

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    The document provides examples of using the causative verbs "let", "help", and "get" in sentences. It includes an example describing a situation at school or home using "get", a description of a daily routine using sentences with "help", and 6 sample sentences using "let", "get", and "help" as causative verbs. The document demonstrates the proper use of these verbs in different contexts.

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    The document provides examples of using the causative verbs "let", "help", and "get" in sentences. It includes an example describing a situation at school or home using "get", a description of a daily routine using sentences with "help", and 6 sample sentences using "let", "get", and "help" as causative verbs. The document demonstrates the proper use of these verbs in different contexts.

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    TOPIC: LET, HELP AND GET

    According to what you learned in the lesson, develop the following activities:

    1. Describe an everyday situation in your school or house using causative verb


    “get”.

    I'd like to get sleep again, I'm sure.

    2. Write a description of your day, using sentences with “help”.

    I get up one hour before my class start and help my brother to wake up. I eat
    my breakfast and I read a little bit, then I turn on the computer and go to my
    class, when the class finish, I use my phone until the lunch, then my mom helps
    to do my homework.

    3. Make 6 sentences, using let, get and help as causative verbs.

    We'd better get ready for lunch.


    So how do these things get made?
    Do not let him go to sea.
    Let me introduce you to him.
    I promise you I'll help you.
    He came to ask us for our help.

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