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    Causative verbs show when one person causes another to perform an action. Examples of causative verbs include help, let, and make. These verbs are commonly used when asking someone else to do something, such as asking for help opening a jar, permitting the use of a computer, or making someone cry. Causative verbs indicate when one person influences or gets another to take an action.

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    Causative verbs show when one person causes another to perform an action. Examples of causative verbs include help, let, and make. These verbs are commonly used when asking someone else to do something, such as asking for help opening a jar, permitting the use of a computer, or making someone cry. Causative verbs indicate when one person influences or gets another to take an action.

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    Causative verbs are verbs that show someone is making someone else do something or causing

    something to happen. It's like one person is influencing or getting another person to perform an
    action. Here are some examples:

    Help:

    Ejemplo: Can you help me open the jar? (¿Puedes ayudarme a abrir el frasco?)

    Let:

    Ejemplo: They let me use their computer. (Me permitieron usar su computadora.)

    Make:

    Ejemplo: I made her cry. (La hice llorar.)

    When do we use these structures then? Think about your daily routine: how many times do you
    ask or commission someone to do something?

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