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Thank you and it's interesting. Can we use get with ing form? A song (attention of Charlie puth) mentions " You got me thinking about when you were mine".
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Both sentences are correct. The difference is that the first one is in the 'active voice' while the second is in the 'passive voice'. Watch my lesson entitled 'Active vs. Passive' for more info on that one.
Well. Sir you are doing a job a great. I want to ask you taht you have written that I can never get my roommate to help clean the apartment. And in other sentence.... Like I can never convince my roommates to help clean apartment. In both sentences yoy are using... To help... While in lecture you have told that when we use(get) in sentence we cant use infinitive. Comments will be highly appreciated.
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I have a few questions, if you don't mind: 1.I found the sentence: "Don't get him talking about illness'. Is it equal substitute for "Don"t get to talk about illness'? If in sentences with "get" like this instead of infinitive use past participle? For example: After you have got the children dressed, can you prepare the lunch?". Meaning is changed? 3. Is the following sentence right: "He is getting to be a skilled worker"?
Hi Olegman, let me answer your questions: 1. "Don't get him talking about illnesses" means "Don't allow him to start talking about illnesses because he will never stop". You usually say something like this because if that person starts talking about a subject he feels strongly about, he'll never shut up. 2. Your sentence should read: "After you've GOTTEN the children dressed, can you prepare lunch?" 3. Yes, this sentence is correct. Here, 'getting to be' means 'becoming' so the sentence could look like this: "He is becoming a skilled worker". Hope this answers your questions. Thanks as always for watching and for your great questions!
Thanks a lot Andrew. Phrases with 'get' so complicated for me. They are everywhere in informal English.I understand first example with get+ing, but the other sentences I found - don't. Here it is: "Once we got the heater going the car started to warm up". Do 'got' mean 'make' or 'handle' there? How should this sentence translate?
Your sentence here is an example of the grammar from this video on 'have' and 'get'. So 'get the heater going' here means caused to the heater to start working.
That sounds like another lesson altogether. Generally, 'have something do/doing' are used in the same way without a difference in meaning but there can sometimes be differences. Perhaps I will make another lesson talking about this.
Sir, I have a question. i found a sentence which is I have you waiting me . So what's the difference between "have you waiting me" and "have you wait". Thanks
Hi. Nice video. I have a question about this topic. When I say. I got Tim to go (virtually the same as I had Tim go). Does it mean that I persuaded him to go (to the party, for example), but the action (to go) can have a sense that is going to happen in the future? To clarify: It's 9:00 a.m.----------I bump into Tom, and I persuaded him to go. Then, at 10:00 a.m. I say to another friend" I got Tim to go to the party TONIGHT". Is that correct? So, I guess that it can be ambiguous and, in some cases, the causative carries some ambiguity about when the action is going to happen, right? I think that the same happens to have+somebody+ing------It can be like an experience or something that you cause but in a progressive sense.
Yes, you are correct. To clarify in that situation that they party hasn't happened yet, you might just say: I convinced Tim to go to the party tonight. But either way, your sentence is fine. Nice question.
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Thanks a lot for your time and afford. Excellent lesson! My question is about the usage of have and had. Do we use had for past tense and have is for the present tense? Thank you in advance!!
Basically, the causative 'have' more or less means 'request or 'ask' while the possessive 'have' means to 'own'. So, for instance, 'I had a doctor check my eyes' means 'I asked the doctor to check my eyes.' 'I have a bicycle' mean 'I own a bicycle'.
A catch-22 is something in which neither result or outcome is achievable without first accomplishing the other. For instance, if I moved to another city I needed a job in order to get an apartment, but also needed an address in order to get a job, then both will be impossible to acquire as each requires securing the other one first. Hope this helps. Nice question, by the way.
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mentor andrew, what is the difference between starting in asking questions started with "IF" and "WHEN" ? If "if" started in the sentence is the verb present tense? For example, If you eat the fruits you will be healthy. Is this correct? And if "when" is started in a sentence is the verb becomes past tense? for example, When we ate all the fruits we're stuffed. which is correct? im really confused please help me :-(
Thanks for the question, KUYA SONGBIRD. Basically 'if' and 'when' can be followed by many different tenses. The difference between them is that 'when' is certain whereas 'if' is conditional. So, for instance, 'If you eat fruit, you will be healthy' is a grammatically correct sentence. But it comes with a condition: Only after you eat the fruit will you be healthy. Now take the sentence 'when you eat fruit, you will be healthy'. This sentence is saying that you will certainly be healthy when you eat fruit (at least in the mind of the speaker). Hope this helps at least partly clear things up!
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Please I have few questions,What is the difference between these sentences,beside using "get" for informal language and "have" in the formal: "I got the mechanic to check my brakes" and "i had the mechanic check my brakes" Also "She has her blood pressure taken every month "and "she gets her blood pressure taken every month "
Hello there. In your first set of examples, you have used a causative verb in the active voice. Thus, the difference is that 'get' is generally used to show that you had to convince or persuade someone while 'have' is used to say that you just simply asked or requested something of someone. In your second set of examples, you used the causative verb in the passive voice. In this case, there is no difference between using 'get' and 'have'. They would be interchangeable. Please go watch my videos on 'Causative Verbs' for further examples and explanations.
Yes, that would absolutely be correct. For instance, 'she had had her car washed right before the rain began'. In spoken English I might naturally make a contraction out of 'she had' so that it would be spoken like: ' she'd had her car washed...'
Stasia, slightly better would be: 'I can never get him to SEE my point of view (or understand, believe, etc)'. Yes, this is a causative sentence. Well done!
I think it's explained pretty clearly in the video but 'ge't needs a 'to' but 'have' does not. However, in the passive voice, neither one would take 'to'.
Hi Sanaya Sethi, you are quite close with that sentence but I would change it to this: My watch is too loose on my wrist so I have to get it tightened.
Hello. I do not understand , if using have , means that someone is doing anything for you( this is present tense) . Why do you write Had in past tense ???? Sorry explain that for me . Please. This is in the first sentence. Thanks.
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Thank you and it's interesting. Can we use get with ing form? A song (attention of Charlie puth) mentions " You got me thinking about when you were mine".
amitha kodituwakku, yes in the example you provided this would be correct. As another example: 'this bad weather has got me feeling all depressed'.
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I had the stylist cut my hair
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Are those sentences correct? both have the same meaning?
Both sentences are correct. The difference is that the first one is in the 'active voice' while the second is in the 'passive voice'. Watch my lesson entitled 'Active vs. Passive' for more info on that one.
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Well. Sir you are doing a job a great.
I want to ask you taht you have written that
I can never get my roommate to help clean the apartment.
And in other sentence.... Like
I can never convince my roommates to help clean apartment.
In both sentences yoy are using... To help... While in lecture you have told that when we use(get) in sentence we cant use infinitive.
Comments will be highly appreciated.
Hello, and thanks for the comment. Yes, I think it's pretty clear. With 'get' we need to use the infinitive but with 'have' we don't
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I have a few questions, if you don't mind:
1.I found the sentence: "Don't get him talking about illness'. Is it equal substitute for "Don"t get to talk about illness'?
If in sentences with "get" like this instead of infinitive use past participle? For example: After you have got the children dressed, can you prepare the lunch?". Meaning is changed?
3. Is the following sentence right: "He is getting to be a skilled worker"?
Hi Olegman, let me answer your questions: 1. "Don't get him talking about illnesses" means "Don't allow him to start talking about illnesses because he will never stop". You usually say something like this because if that person starts talking about a subject he feels strongly about, he'll never shut up. 2. Your sentence should read: "After you've GOTTEN the children dressed, can you prepare lunch?" 3. Yes, this sentence is correct. Here, 'getting to be' means 'becoming' so the sentence could look like this: "He is becoming a skilled worker". Hope this answers your questions. Thanks as always for watching and for your great questions!
Thanks a lot Andrew. Phrases with 'get' so complicated for me. They are everywhere in informal English.I understand first example with get+ing, but the other sentences I found - don't. Here it is: "Once we got the heater going the car started to warm up". Do 'got' mean 'make' or 'handle' there? How should this sentence translate?
Your sentence here is an example of the grammar from this video on 'have' and 'get'. So 'get the heater going' here means caused to the heater to start working.
Great lesson! but what about have something doing? how to use is ? and what is the difference from have something do? Thank you.
That sounds like another lesson altogether. Generally, 'have something do/doing' are used in the same way without a difference in meaning but there can sometimes be differences. Perhaps I will make another lesson talking about this.
Sir, I have a question. i found a sentence which is I have you waiting me . So what's the difference between "have you waiting me" and "have you wait". Thanks
'Have you wait' sounds like it is a request; 'have you waiting' seems more like the person waiting is being inconvenienced somehow.
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Hi. Nice video. I have a question about this topic. When I say.
I got Tim to go (virtually the same as I had Tim go). Does it mean that I persuaded him to go (to the party, for example), but the action (to go) can have a sense that is going to happen in the future?
To clarify:
It's 9:00 a.m.----------I bump into Tom, and I persuaded him to go.
Then, at 10:00 a.m. I say to another friend" I got Tim to go to the party TONIGHT".
Is that correct?
So, I guess that it can be ambiguous and, in some cases, the causative carries some ambiguity about when the action is going to happen, right?
I think that the same happens to have+somebody+ing------It can be like an experience or something that you cause but in a progressive sense.
Yes, you are correct. To clarify in that situation that they party hasn't happened yet, you might just say: I convinced Tim to go to the party tonight. But either way, your sentence is fine. Nice question.
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I will have a doctor check my back on Monday.
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I got my teacher to check my my pronounciation.
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All of those sentences are correct, though the last one is a little strange.
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Thanks for your clear instructions .Here are my sentences :
1- Covid -19 is spreading out everywhere so I have my mother look after my children for me while I'm at work .🤔
2- My children always get me to cook them special and delicious food at weekends .😃😍🌮🥞
Well done!
Are causative verbs possible with the present perfect continuous tens?
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Thanks a lot for your time and afford. Excellent lesson! My question is about the usage of have and had. Do we use had for past tense and have is for the present tense? Thank you in advance!!
Yes, correct! And 'will have' for future.
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Differences between possessive have and causative have. How these two structures are different from each other.
Are you asking that as a question?
Maple Leaf ESL ,, yes. This is a question.
Basically, the causative 'have' more or less means 'request or 'ask' while the possessive 'have' means to 'own'. So, for instance, 'I had a doctor check my eyes' means 'I asked the doctor to check my eyes.' 'I have a bicycle' mean 'I own a bicycle'.
Please explain the meaning of the phrase " catch 22" ...
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A catch-22 is something in which neither result or outcome is achievable without first accomplishing the other. For instance, if I moved to another city I needed a job in order to get an apartment, but also needed an address in order to get a job, then both will be impossible to acquire as each requires securing the other one first. Hope this helps. Nice question, by the way.
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The first one is future/present, the second is past tense.
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mentor andrew, what is the difference between starting in asking questions started with "IF" and "WHEN" ? If "if" started in the sentence is the verb present tense? For example, If you eat the fruits you will be healthy. Is this correct? And if "when" is started in a sentence is the verb becomes past tense? for example, When we ate all the fruits we're stuffed. which is correct? im really confused please help me :-(
Thanks for the question, KUYA SONGBIRD. Basically 'if' and 'when' can be followed by many different tenses. The difference between them is that 'when' is certain whereas 'if' is conditional. So, for instance, 'If you eat fruit, you will be healthy' is a grammatically correct sentence. But it comes with a condition: Only after you eat the fruit will you be healthy. Now take the sentence 'when you eat fruit, you will be healthy'. This sentence is saying that you will certainly be healthy when you eat fruit (at least in the mind of the speaker). Hope this helps at least partly clear things up!
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HELLOOOO, PLS HELP!! If I use “got” to convince someone, it is not necessary to write the verb in past participle, right?
You mean like " you have got to see that movie"? You'll have to give me an example, please.
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Please I have few questions,What is the difference between these sentences,beside using "get" for informal language and "have" in the formal:
"I got the mechanic to check my brakes" and "i had the mechanic check my brakes"
Also
"She has her blood pressure taken every month "and "she gets her blood pressure taken every month "
Hello there. In your first set of examples, you have used a causative verb in the active voice. Thus, the difference is that 'get' is generally used to show that you had to convince or persuade someone while 'have' is used to say that you just simply asked or requested something of someone. In your second set of examples, you used the causative verb in the passive voice. In this case, there is no difference between using 'get' and 'have'. They would be interchangeable. Please go watch my videos on 'Causative Verbs' for further examples and explanations.
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Past perfect we can make sentence in causation
She had had car washed
Is it correct?
Yes, that would absolutely be correct. For instance, 'she had had her car washed right before the rain began'. In spoken English I might naturally make a contraction out of 'she had' so that it would be spoken like: ' she'd had her car washed...'
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Is it possible to say: "I can never get him to my point of view". Is it causative?
Stasia, slightly better would be: 'I can never get him to SEE my point of view (or understand, believe, etc)'. Yes, this is a causative sentence. Well done!
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When should we use to with get and have? And when we should not
I think it's explained pretty clearly in the video but 'ge't needs a 'to' but 'have' does not. However, in the passive voice, neither one would take 'to'.
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Can u plz tell me is this sentence is correct or not the sentence is my watch is too loose i have to get my watch tight is it correct??
Hi Sanaya Sethi, you are quite close with that sentence but I would change it to this: My watch is too loose on my wrist so I have to get it tightened.
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Hello. I do not understand , if using have , means that someone is doing anything for you( this is present tense) . Why do you write Had in past tense ???? Sorry explain that for me . Please. This is in the first sentence. Thanks.
Take a look at the other examples. You can use 'have' in the past tense, future tense, progressive tense, etc with this structure.
@@mapleleafesl6162 I understood that you said : when somebody is doing something for you ( present tens) that was my confusion . I saw the video with Adam and clear. Thanks a lot.
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Could you please tell me how I can report this to another person? "The person I have to choose has to be someone whose inventions or contributions are recent"
"She said that the person I had to choose had to be someone whose inventions or contributions were recent."
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When was the last time you had your car fixed?
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The first sentence should be "I had someone bring my chocolates." The second one is correct.