Let me help you go up the stairs.
Let me help you to go up the stairs.
'help' is the only one that we can use both ways
I helped her do the dishes.
My daughter made me a birthday cake. NOT CAUSATIVE
My daughter made me bake her a birthday cake.
I made my daughter not tell her friends about the party.
My husband made my daughter bake me a cake for my birthday.
I make my children finish their homework before they go to bed.
I know that you know that I know.
The liquor store requires me to show ID. CAUSATIVE
The liquor store requires that I show ID. NOUN CLAUSE
have - make, get, ask
I had my kids make supper last Sunday.
We had Sarah sing a song for us.
Could I get you to keep your room clean?
Could I get you to
Could I get you to not .. COMPLICATED
I didn't tell not to do it.
I get my kids to make supper on Tuesdays.
I have my kids make supper on Tuesdays.
get - A LITTLE MORE COMMONLY USED
The policeman forced me to step out of my car.
This year, we had our kids decorate the Xmas tree this year.
Yesterday, I saw my doctor yesterday.
Doing sports helps me to feel rejuvenated.
Doing sports helps me feel rejuvenated.
juv - young, energetic, juvenile
renewed, refreshed,
refreshments
Parent usually motivate/teach their children to be polite.
teach - causative verb?
He taught his dog to ride a skateboard.
Maria is teaching herself to do the tango.
He wants to get a teacher to show him how to dance flamenco. MORE DIFFICULT
flamingo
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