Causative Verbs - HAVE, GET, MAKE, LET, HELP - English Grammar Lesson (+ Free PDF & Quiz)

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Chapters:
0:00 Introduction
1:23 Free PDF
2:00 Lingoda Ad & Intro
3:10 - HAVE
7:52 - GET
9:11 - MAKE
10:07 - LET
11:51 - HELP

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[EnglishwithLucy]

Learn how to use these important and essential causative verbs! We will discuss use and structure, and you can take the quiz!

[ria]

Thank you, Lucy Ma’am! I’m a huge fan of yours! You’re one of my teachers who helped me attain progress in English..!
I’m a 13-year-old Indian girl who loves English very much than her native language! Love you very much, Ma’am! ❤❤❤❤☺
And, you look so gorgeous! 😍❤

[Вован-рн]

I like British English! You're a great teacher! Thank you for your channel.

[SaiGanesh]

This may be a little lengthy....
I have been following your channel since, I don't know, like when it had around 3M subscribers (around 3-4 years ago I guess) and looking back at it now it seems just (here it comes) AWESOME. It may seem a little vague but it's a heart-felt deep joy which I feel like getting an epiphanous satisfaction, something I have always felt whenever my mum (who also happens to be an English teacher for more than 20 years) would get me to do my homework in both structural and functional grammar when I was like in middle school (7 years ago). Despite my reluctance at first, she would pique my interest in the subject (knowing that I'm interested in patterns, logic, etc) by introducing something at the beginning of every lesson that she would start teaching, which would somehow draw my attention.
And I have to admit, she always succeeded. I always got the crux of how to play around with the rules of grammar, how to construct rhetorical sentences clever enough to sound smart to every student in the class to be called a living dictionary (lol, that really sounds funny to me now). Anyways, I just wanted to tell you that I again felt that kind of homely-grammar-ish emotion with your way teaching and your funny sense of humor. Thank you so much for all your efforts that you're making for anyone to feel and speak English as homely and fluently as a native person does. And seeing that you already have around 7M subscribers says that you're pulling this off quite successfully too (like my mom) which definitely requires a lot of patience and compassion. That said, I have always wanted to ask you: if you teach this well, why not take a permanent teaching/faculty position or professorship in any public/private school or in any university like Cambridge University or university of Oxford? I am sure that England will be proud to have a teacher like you to teach any person who is not familiar with the English language or culture and to make that person feel comfortable with English being the lingua franca around the world. But also hypocritically I see how much your students here like you (myself included) and it will be unfair for all your students on the YouTube platform... Keep up your excellent work 👏 .
By the way, congratulations on your wedding!! Take care.
With love and regards,
Your student cum admirer.

[aswanth]

I'm looking forward to your new video because your way teaching is absolutely necessary to our future.Thank you so much for your valuable information 💕💕

[gnicole]

Passive voice will definitely be very helpful to learn more about, especially using causative verbs in a passive sentences.

[ravikumargautam]

You're absolutely a good teacher for beginners who want to fluent in English.

[rrki]

Great job Lucy. The lighting around you is perfect now. I never thought your background light needs any improvement but now is better. Keep that way. Thx for all your efforts.

[mrpavankumar]

Who is from india and watching this video to improve your english

[CaptBinoyVarakil]

Very good lecture on Causative Verbs - HAVE, GET, MAKE, LET, HELP, thanks a lot. May God Bless.

[elenaanimaenatura]

You're so so professional, kind and clear! Thank you! 💕

[michakj]

Perfect, friendly presentation! More than beautiful British English.Bravo!!

[greenyvibes]

Missing willow tree in background, but still this background is amazing.
thanks lucy for the great lecture. pls upload your new vlog I'm egarly waiting

[elilee]

Dear Lucy,
From the other side of the world, I’d like to thank you for your channel.
I can’t tell you how much I enjoy watching your teaching.
You’ve born to be a great teacher with a clarity and a nature sense of humor.

[Daniel-lotz]

Thanks Lucy! I'm waiting for this.Very useful and so much things to learn in this video.😊👍

[jhonnylara]

Hi Lucy greetings from Caracas, Venezuela. I like the way that you teach, it's very excellent, it's very necessary for many people who want to learn English and our Future

[smruti_sharma]

Oh it's so great to have you back Lucy! I missed your videos soooo much... My mum would ask me if you uploaded any videos and I'd deny in a low voice and today I was shouting - "Lucy's video is here, Lucy's video is here" and they were all happy because I was happy. My Dad suffered with Brain stroke some time back and it affected his vision so he had struggle recognizing people but he has now started to recognize you as well and he asked me to convey this to you :-)
PS: My mum is eagerly waiting for your Wedding volg

[lucaalwaraa]

I hope you upload more frequently! Thanks for the lesson.

[apurvachavan]

You're the epitome of knowledge. I learnt many things from you. I enrich my vocabulary and specifically idiomatic expressions.
All thanks to you:)

[ВалентинаМиронченко-бш]

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