Causative Verbs: Let & Make
Causative Verbs 3
To make or let someone do something
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The teacher
?
made
let
the students put away their phones during their exams.
They
?
made
let
their children stay up late to watch a sci-fi movie.
Mom
?
made
let
the girls play outside, but
?
made
let
the boys clean their room.
I said I would
?
made
let
my little brother play video games with me if he promised to behave.
The coach
?
made
let
the team run an extra lap around the track.
Sophie was a bit tired and didn't mind
?
making
letting
her friends choose the movie.
My parents
?
made
let
me tidy my room before they
?
made
let
me go to the park to play.
Kim doesn't usually
?
made
let
her dog sleep on the bed because he leaves dog hair everywhere.
The king
?
made
let
all his subjects swear loyalty to him.
He
?
made
let
his sister use his bike but
?
made
let
her promise to look after it.
The boss trusted his team and
?
made
let
them work from home.
Lucy wanted some time to relax, so she
?
made
let
her children play in the backyard.
The director
?
made
let
the actors rehearse for another two hours before filming.
The judge found the defendant guilty and
?
made
let
him apologize to the victim's family.
Frank and Jenna
?
made
let
their friends use their country house in the south of Spain.
The film was so sad it actually
?
made
let
me cry.
This new app is so cool! It
?
makes
lets
you track your fitness progress.
I love this comedian! He always
?
makes
lets
me laugh for hours.
This smartwatch
?
makes
lets
you answer calls without your phone.
The smell of freshly baked bread from the the bakery always
?
makes
lets
me so hungry.
I don't understand why he won't
?
make
let
me leave work early today.
?
Making
Letting
children help with household chores teaches them discipline and responibility.
I'm so happy! They finally
?
made
let
me play in the football team on Saturday!.
He
?
made
let
the cadets train for another hour and didn't
?
make
let
them leave.
?
made
let
her do it if she wants to but don't
?
make
let
her do it.
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