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Hi, thank you for the question. Yes, 押す is a Group 1 verb, and the causative form of Group 1 verbs is as follows: …u →…aせる （れい①）いく→ いかせる (iku→ikaseru) which means “make/let someone go” （れい②）よむ→よませる (yomu→yomaseru) which means “make/let someone read” （れい③）おす→おさせる (osu→osaseru) which means “make/let someone press” So, おさせるis the causative form of the Group 1 verb 押す.
Perhaps I misunderstood your question, so please let me clarify. The pattern "Somebody に something を ～（さ）せます" always uses a transitive verb. Now I'm guessing you think "Transitive verbs = Group 2 verbs", but that isn't true. Group 1, Group 2, and Group 3 verbs all include transitive verbs (as well as intransitive verbs). For example, ～を よむ （Group 1), ～を たべる （Group 2), and ～を する （Group 3). Does this clarify the situation?
@@naturaljapaneseataglance5409 Thank you so much for answering my question! I was confused since i assumed 押す was a group one verb since it ends in す, but maybe it's actually a group 2 ?
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I can't understand why you use 押させました at th-cam.com/video/sMWVVOpdBiQ/w-d-xo.html when it is a 押す is a group one verb
Hi, thank you for the question.
Yes, 押す is a Group 1 verb, and the causative form of Group 1 verbs is as follows:
…u →…aせる
（れい①）いく→ いかせる (iku→ikaseru) which means “make/let someone go”
（れい②）よむ→よませる (yomu→yomaseru) which means “make/let someone read”
（れい③）おす→おさせる (osu→osaseru) which means “make/let someone press”
So, おさせるis the causative form of the Group 1 verb 押す.
Perhaps I misunderstood your question, so please let me clarify.
The pattern "Somebody に something を ～（さ）せます" always uses a transitive verb. Now I'm guessing you think "Transitive verbs = Group 2 verbs", but that isn't true.
Group 1, Group 2, and Group 3 verbs all include transitive verbs (as well as intransitive verbs). For example, ～を よむ （Group 1), ～を たべる （Group 2), and ～を する （Group 3). Does this clarify the situation?
@@naturaljapaneseataglance5409 Thank you so much for answering my question! I was confused since i assumed 押す was a group one verb since it ends in す, but maybe it's actually a group 2 ?
@@bakihanma1680 おす is a group 1 verb and forms the causative in the standard way: おす→ おさせる (osu→osaseru)