Causative verbs

She invites me to go to the party.

I have the repairman fix my computer.

I ask the repairman to fix my computer.

I convince my mother-in-law to go to the dentist.

He convinces his friend to develop strong spoken English for a successful life in Canada.

He convinces his friend to learn English.

The Olympic athlete motivates herself to win.

The athlete motivates his teammates to be excellent/ excel.

The factory manager motivates the workers to produce more clothes.

The boss motivates his employees/staff to sell

more product/merchandise

The police forced me to pull over/ stop.

My mother forced me to wear an ugly sweater.

I force my son to put on pants/ warmer clothes.

My boss forced me to wear safety glasses/ a tie.

My wife forced me to visit her mother.

The city permits me to renovate my house.

A driver’s license permits you to drive a car.

He allows his dog to sleep on his bed.

My friend allows her six-year-old son to sit in the front seat of the car.

Your friend lets her daughter drive in the car without a seatbelt.