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Causative Forms in English Grammar

The document discusses the causative forms in English. It shows that the causative form uses the structure of subject + have + object + past participle. This causative structure is used to indicate that the subject causes or has the object perform the action, as opposed to performing the action directly. A table is provided listing the active and causative forms across several tenses, including present simple, past simple, future, and conditional.

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Causative Forms in English Grammar

The document discusses the causative forms in English. It shows that the causative form uses the structure of subject + have + object + past participle. This causative structure is used to indicate that the subject causes or has the object perform the action, as opposed to performing the action directly. A table is provided listing the active and causative forms across several tenses, including present simple, past simple, future, and conditional.

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CAUSATIVE FORMS

SUBJECT + HAVE (в съответното граматично време) + OBJECT + PAST PARTICIPLE ( 3-та форма на
глагола)

HAVE SOMETHING DONE ACTIVE CAUSATIVE FORM

PRESENT SIMPLE I CLEAN MY ROOM PROPERLY I HAVE MY ROOM CLEANED


PROPERLY

PRESENT CONTINUOUS I’M CLEANING MY ROOM I’M HAVING MY ROOM CLEANED


PROPERLY PROPERLY

PAST SIMPLE I CLEANED MY ROOM I HAD MY ROOM CLEANED


PROPERLY PROPERLY

PAST CONTINUOUS I WAS CLEANING MY ROOM I WAS HAVING MY ROOM


PROPERLY CLEANED PROPERLY

PRESENT PERFECT I HAVE CLEANED MY ROOM I HAVE HAD MY ROOM CLEANED


PROPERLY PROPERLY

PRESENT PERFECT I HAVE BEEN CLEANING MY I HAVE BEEN HAVING MY ROOM


CONTINUOUS ROOM PROPERLY CLEANED PROPERLY

PAST PERFECT I HAD CLEANED MY ROOM I HAD HAD MY ROOM CLEANED


PROPERLY PROPERLY

PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS I HAD BEEN CLEANING MY I HAD BEEN HAVING MY ROOM
ROOM PROPERLY CLEANED PROPERLY

WILL I WILL CLEAN MY ROOM I WILL HAVE MY ROOM


PROPERLY CLEANED PROPERLY

GOING TO I AM GOING TO CLEAN MY I AM GOING TO HAVE MY ROOM


ROOM PROPERLY CLEANED PROPERLY

FUTURE CONTINUOUS I WILL BE CLEANING MY ROOM I WILL BE HAVING MY ROOM


PROPERLY CLEANED PROPERLY

FUTURE PERFECT I WILL HAVE CLEANED MY I WILL HAVE HAD MY ROOM


ROOM PROPERLY CLEANED PROPERLY

MUST I MUST CLEAN MY ROOM I MUST HAVE MY ROOM


PROPERLY CLEANED PROPERLY

HAVE TO I HAVE TO CLEAN MY ROOM I HAVE TO HAVE MY ROOM


PROPERLY CLEANED PROPERLY

OUGHT TO I OUGHT TO CLEAN MY ROOM I OUGHT TO HAVE MY ROOM


PROPERLY CLEANED PROPERLY

MAY I MAY CLEAN MY ROOM I MAY HAVE MY ROOM CLEANED


PROPERLY PROPERLY

MIGHT I MIGHT CLEAN MY ROOM I MIGHT HAVE MY ROOM


PROPERLY CLEANED PROPERLY

WOULD I WOULD CLEAN MY ROOM I WOULD HAVE MY ROOM


(CONDITIONAL TYPE 2) PROPERLY IF… CLEANED PROPERLY IF…

WOULD HAVE+V3 I WOULD HAVE CLEANED MY I WOULD HAVE HAD MY ROOM


(CONDITIONAL TYPE 3) ROOM PROPERLY IF… CLEANED PROPERLY IF…

CAN I CAN CLEAN MY ROOM I CAN HAVE MY ROOM CLEANED


PROPERLY PROPERLY

COULD I COULD CLEAN MY ROOM I COULD HAVE MY ROOM


PROPERLY CLEANED PROPERLY

COULD HAVE+V3 I COULD HAVE CLEANED MY I COULD HAVE HAD MY ROOM


(CONDITIONAL TYPE 3.) ROOM PROPERLY CLEANED PROPERLY

SHOULD I SHOULD CLEAN MY ROOM I SHOULD HAVE MY ROOM


PROPERLY CLEANED PROPERLY

SHOULD HAVE+V3 I SHOULD HAVE CLEANED MY I SHOULD HAVE HAD MY ROOM


(CONDITIONAL TYPE 2) ROOM PROPERLY CLEANED PROPERLY

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