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Day31 Lecture
Causative verb indicates that the subject does not perform the action or
event but rather takes help or forces another person to perform that
action or event. In simple words, In English there are three persons (Ist
person - I,we, 2nd person - you and third person - he, she, it, Ram).
When Ist person does not perform the action himself rather he is asking
or forcing or managing others to perform that action, we use Causative
Verbs.
• In other words,It shows an external factor(Somebody or something)is
indirectly responsible for an action.
• It can be any tense and followed an object and a verb form which can
be infinitive or a participle and describes the resulting action the
subject has got done.
• Causative verbs, make, let and have are mostly followed by a base
form of verb. These words can also be followed by present and past
participles.
• Lets look at the following box which shows the difference in the
sentence structure of basic verb and causative verb.
Basic Verb Causative Verb
To open To make open or cause to open
Ali opened the door. I made Ali open the door.
To tell To let someone tell.
He tells us a story. Teacher lets him tell us a story.
To cry To make cry
She cried to release her emotions. I made her cry to release her emotions.
To listen or to hear. Have one listen/make one listen
Ali listens to Radio news. Sufyan have Ali listen to Radio news.
Most commonly used causative verbs
• Have, Make, Cause, Let, Get, Keep, Allow, Force.
Have
Ayan will have his mother serve him food.(Here Ayan is making his mother do action, Serve, base form of the
verb.
I had the electrician repair the power line.(I made electrician to do action, Repair, base form of verb.)
I will have my servant wash my car.
I will have him read the book.
• The causative verb 'have' can also be followed by present ( the -ing
form) and past participles (the -ed form).
I had my appendix removed by the surgeon. میں نے اپنا اپینڈیکس سرجن سے نکلوایا۔
We had the issue resolved among ourselves. ہم نے مسلہ کو آپس میں سلجھایا۔
She had the clothes washed from her husband. اس نے کپڑے اپنے خاوند سے دھلوائے۔
I want to have this book bought for your children. میں چاہتا ہوں کہ یہ کتاب آپکے بچوں کے لیے خریدی جاۓ۔
She had her car repaired on the same day. اس نے اپنی کار اسی دن ٹھیک کروای۔
She had her jacket cleaned. اس نے اپنی جیکٹ صاف کروائ۔
I had my watch fixed. میں نے اپنی گھڑی ٹھیک کروائ۔
I have my hair cut once in a month. میں مہینے میں ایک بار اپنے بال کٹواتا ہوں۔
Did you have the car washed yesterday? کیا آپ نے کل کار دھلوائ؟
I will have the table kept in cabin tomorrow. میں کل اپنے کیبن میں میز رکھواوں گا۔
Get
• The meaning of 'Get' is very similar to the causative 'Have' but usually
there is a sense of convincing the person to do an action. Get is used
to convince(or trick) someone to do something.
• The sentence structure of get and Have is same but we mostly use
infinitive To before the base verb Get.When we get work done by
someone whom we know or about whom we can talk about ,then
we use infinitive To before the base verb Get.
Rule : Subject + Get + Object + infinitive 'To' + Verb (base form)
I got Liaqat ready to come with us. میں نے لیاقت کو ہمارے ساتھ آنے کے لیے تیار کیا۔
She got the children sing in the ground. اس نے بچوں سے میدان میں گانا گوایا۔
I got her to stay up till midnight yesterday. میں نے کل آدھی رات تک جگوایا۔
He intentionally gets his assistant to stay late everyday. وہ ہر روز جان بوجھ کر اپنے اسسٹنٹ کو دیر تک رکواتا ہے۔
I got the dry cleaner to come and clean my coat. میں نے ڈرائ کلینر کو بلوایا اور اپنا کوٹ صاف کروایا۔
I got my family to perform Hajj together. میں نے اپنی فیملی کو اکٹھے حج کروایا۔
I got the plumber to fix leaking pipe. میں نے پلمبر سے ٹپکتا نال ٹھیک کروایا۔
Rule :Subject + get + something + participle
• Have and get both mean getting work done from someone the
difference lies in the meaning, Get usually implies encouraging or
convincing someone to do something and have implies getting work
done by force or instructions. We usually use Get instead of Have in
informal speech.
• Lets look at the following example to understand the subtle
difference:-
I had a professional singer perform in the party.(Singer was asked to perform) میں نے پارٹی میں پیشہ ور سنگر
سے پرفارم کروایا۔
I got a professional singer to perform in the party.(Singer was convinced to perform) میں نے پارٹی میں پیشہ ور
سنگر سے پرفارم کرنے کے لیے بلوایا۔
Did you have your roll number re-checked? کیا تم نے اپنا رولنمبر پھر سے چیک کروایا؟
Did you get your roll number re-checked? کیا تم نے اپنا رولنمبر پھر سے چیک کروایا؟
We will have five computers installed in our office. ہم اپنے دفتر میں پانچ کمپیوٹر انسٹال کروائیں گے۔
We will get five computers installed in our office. ہم اپنے دفتر میں پانچ کمپیوٹر انسٹال کروائیں گے۔
We had our house decorated on independence day. ہم نے یوم آزادی پہ اپنا گھر سجوایا ۔
We had our house decorated on independence day. ہم نے یوم آزادی پہ اپنا گھر سجوایا۔
The manager will have the director reconfirm all the appointments. مینیجر تمام تقرریوں کی دوبارہ تصدیق ڈائریکٹر
سے کرواۓ گا۔
The manager will get the director to reconfirm all the appointments. مینیجر تمام تقرریوں کی دوبارہ تصدیق ڈائریکٹر
سےکرواۓ گا۔
When we want to say that we will not(wont) allow something to
happen to something or someone, we always use have.
I won’t have anyone exploit her. میں کسی کو بھی اسکا استحصال نہیں کرنے دونگا۔
I won’t have my reputation tarnished under any circumstances. میں کسی بھی صورت میں اپنا شہرت کو داغدار نہیں
ہونے دونگا۔
We often use 'Get' instead of 'Have' in informal speech