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    Let Make Help Have: / / / + Object + Verb

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    The document discusses common verbs used in family relationships and interactions. It provides examples of how verbs like "let", "make", "help", "have", "get", "want", "ask", and "tell" are used with objects and verbs in sentences about family members. For instance, "My father won't let me stay out late" or "I can't get him to clean up our room." The document also notes the meanings of using these verbs and provides practice sentences to complete using the correct verbs and pronouns in family contexts.

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    Let Make Help Have: / / / + Object + Verb

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    The document discusses common verbs used in family relationships and interactions. It provides examples of how verbs like "let", "make", "help", "have", "get", "want", "ask", and "tell" are used with objects and verbs in sentences about family members. For instance, "My father won't let me stay out late" or "I can't get him to clean up our room." The document also notes the meanings of using these verbs and provides practice sentences to complete using the correct verbs and pronouns in family contexts.

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    The document discusses common verbs used in family relationships and interactions. It provides examples of how verbs like "let", "make", "help", "have", "get", "want", "ask", and "tell" are used with objects and verbs in sentences about family members. For instance, "My father won't let me stay out late" or "I can't get him to clean up our room." The document also notes the meanings of using these verbs and provides practice sentences to complete using the correct verbs and pronouns in family contexts.

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    Let Make Help Have: / / / + Object + Verb

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    Gustavo Cruzado Asencio
    The document discusses common verbs used in family relationships and interactions. It provides examples of how verbs like "let", "make", "help", "have", "get", "want", "ask", and "tell" are used with objects and verbs in sentences about family members. For instance, "My father won't let me stay out late" or "I can't get him to clean up our room." The document also notes the meanings of using these verbs and provides practice sentences to complete using the correct verbs and pronouns in family contexts.

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    FAMILY GRIPES WITH THE VERBS:

    (ASK / GET / HAVE / LET / MAKE / HELP / WANT / TELL)

    let / make / help / have + object


    + verb:
    a) My father won't let me stay out late.
    b) My parents make me do my homework when I come home after
    school.
    c) My brother never helps me (to) clean the bedroom.
    Note: In conversation you can also say help me to do something, but
    this is much less common.
    d) My mother has me do my homework after school.

    get / want / ask / tell + object + t


    o + verb:
    a) I can't get him to clean up our room.
    b) My parents want me to study medicine.
    c) I have to ask them to drive me to school.
    d) My wife is always telling me to slow down.

    Note:
    I
    I
    I
    I

    let him/her = I give him/her permission.


    make him/her = He/she has to...
    have him/her = I ask him/her, and he/she does the action.
    get him/her = I persuade him/her to...

    LET'S PRACTICE:
    I. Complete the sentences with suitable verbs and pronouns.

    Adapted from English Exercises.org


    by Roco Daz

    a) My kids play video games too much. I always try to

    do their

    homework before dinner,but they play video games instead.


    b) My mother won't

    use the car. I have to

    to drive me

    everywhere.
    c) Our kids never

    clean the house. We can't even

    to

    clean up their own rooms.


    d) My mother is always

    to come home early. She

    come

    before midnight.
    e) My parents

    to spend more time studying.

    II. Fill in the blanks with the right verbs.


    a) My parents have a catering business.They

    me to get involved in

    that,but I'm not really into it.


    b) It's your mother again.I'm busy now.Can you

    her call me back

    later?
    c) My mom has always

    much

    me to get married.But she has also pretty

    me make my own decisions.

    Adapted from English Exercises.org


    by Roco Daz

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