ENGLISH GRAMMAR LESSON | How To Use Passive Causative in English

ENGLISH GRAMMAR LESSON: HOW TO USE PASSIVE CAUSATIVE GRAMMAR
ABOUT THIS VIDEO:
In this video, I teach you how to improve your English grammar by teaching you how to use Passive Causative Grammar. This type of grammar is very important for our current times because you can use this grammar to take about services that you need to get done.
For example: I need to get my car fixed. OR I had my hair cut last week.
We can also use it when bad things happen to us.
For example: My phone got stolen at the restaurant last night.
Learning this higher level grammar will help you communicate better with native speakers.
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[@MuhammadRiaz-fi8vs]

A video worth watching from passive causative point of view.This is the best video of passive causative in which you have explained some hidden technical aspects of passive causative. Thanks.

[@Sigma-mg1of]

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[@EnglishwithGabby]

Aww thank you! I'm so glad you're enjoying my videos

[@zotov-travel]

I've seen a lot of English teachers on KZbin. You're the prettiest one🙂

[@EnglishwithGabby]

Aww thanks so much 😊😊😊

[@nisarsaifi7350]

Thanks a lot gabby for making me understand passive causative and your way of teaching was very smooth. Correct me if I’m wrong

[@omarhamid5107]

Thank you so much teacher

[@kolin7296]

Thanks

[@houseofnyli9642]

You're way of teaching is awesome. I feel like I'm in a real english class having a real teacher in front of me. More videos for us non native speakers please 😊 Your videos is such a great help. Thank you😊

[@EnglishwithGabby]

Awww thank you so much! I teach on KZbin the same way I teach my students in class so I’m glad you feel that way! Where are you from?

[@houseofnyli9642]

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[@maggierocha5233]

You are great. Thank you so much. Homework " I had my hair cut done on January the 14th, but I did not like it" Is that correct?

[@EnglishwithGabby]

Thanks so much Maggie! In the sentences you wrote, you don't have to include the word 'done.' >> I had my hair cut on January 14th OR I had my hair done. Usually the difference is that when we say we get our hair done, it is more than a hair cut. So maybe color or style in addition to a cut. Hope this helps!

[@Raj-hy4gj]

Thank you soo much for clearing my confusion.

[@EnglishwithGabby]

Thanks for watching Raj!

[@12701270able]

I have just come across this video, it was perfect, soon subscribed to you. Nice to bumpt into you on youtube!!🌾🌾🌿 thanks Gabby

[@EnglishwithGabby]

Awww thank you so much! If you send me your email address, I’ll add you to the list that gets study guides every week from my YT and Instagram video lessons 😃

[@suraqi4893]

Thank you so much!

[@EnglishwithGabby]

Thanks for watching!

[@elzanogueiraamaral3038]

good. improving my english with you here from brazil.

[@EnglishwithGabby]

Oh that’s awesome! I have many Brazilian students!

[@a.haldurai2565]

I really like your pronunciation thanks.

[@EnglishwithGabby]

Thanks Hal! I'm glad you like my NY accent haha.

[@shobujsiddiqui9006]

Thnaks ma'am.

[@prakashs8150]

hi Gabby

[@ellamavoni1186]

Thank you for this lessond! My grammar is so bad,

[@EnglishwithGabby]

I'm glad it's helpful. Hopefully watching my channel will help you improve your grammar :-)

[@Raj-hy4gj]

If possible, please make a video on passive verbals like gerund, infinitive and participle

[@EnglishwithGabby]

Oooo passive and gerunds & infinitives I can definitely do! If you give me your email address I’ll add you to my update list so that you can know when I make the videos!

[@ammarali9515]

As you have already active causative sentence form detail

[@syeda8558]

Is third form of verb used in passive causative ?

[@EnglishwithGabby]

Yes, the form is Subject + have/get + object + V3 (past participle) + time. Example: I had my car repaired last week. I hope that helps :-)

[@user-gg9us1nz5q]

Why did you stop uploading your awesome videos? Did you have your channe banned by KZbin?l

[@EnglishwithGabby]

Hi! I’ll be coming back soon, I just had a lot going on and focused on Instagram. I recently started a podcast as well. I’ll be coming back with videos in July ❤

[@aidaisanpiry5546]

i had a car washed is it correct ?? thank youuuuuu

[@EnglishwithGabby]

Yes, just say “I had my car washed yesterday.” This implies that you brought to a car wash and paid to have other people wash it for you :-)

[@yarenciftci9391]

Hi. She had her house cleaned last week. Is that correct?

[@EnglishwithGabby]

Yes, it's perfect!

[@minevan7291]

Can I write it in an essay? Is it formal or informal?

[@EnglishwithGabby]

Formality is not so emphasized in English as in other languages. However, this grammar is absolutely used in essays. It’s very very important grammar that can be used in any setting.

[@minevan7291]

@@EnglishwithGabby Thank you for answering perfectly Teacher ❤️

[@ammarali9515]

please write the structure like this ( subject+ modal verb+ infinitive + get/ have+ object + 3rd form verb+ time) junior students can be follow your page if you help us

[@EnglishwithGabby]

This is not the form though :-)

[@hnineishweyie562]

I got Jennifer's birthday party invited on Sunday. Is it correct?

[@EnglishwithGabby]

Hi there! For that example you don’t need to use passive causative. You can use regular past tense: I got invited to Jennifer’s birthday party on Saturday. With passive causative, we mainly use it to talk about services we get done. So you could say this-> I got Jennifer’s birthday party invitations printed for her. This mean you had this task done for her. Does that answer your question?

[@fwwryh7862]

I had my phone stolen. The meaning is very different. It sounds like an insurance scam and you needed an alibi so you ''had it stolen by a friend''.

[@EnglishwithGabby]

Haha! You can use it in that context as well.

[@arjunkanojia9840]

I have a question mam?. What does far mean? What does away mean? R these words similar to each other?

[@EnglishwithGabby]

Hi Arjun, feel free to email me with more questions ([e-mail]), but far means a long/big distance from where you are. Away also means not close or at a distance from where you are. They have similar meanings but different uses. You can say- The school is far OR The school is far away. BUT you can't say the school is away. Away is often used with verbs because it is an adverb. Far is an adjective, so its used to describe nouns.

[@nisarsaifi7350]

I’ve injured my foot in the morning.

[@maryj8511]

Hi So the sentence shouldn't be causative??

[@EnglishwithGabby]

Hi there, which sentence are you referring to?

[@claudialauermann7989]

Someone has given repeated misleading advice and conflicting, false statements throughout the pandemic. Suspect is unknown :-)

[@nisarsaifi7350]

She had stolen all the jewels last night.

[@nisarsaifi7350]

😔

[@EnglishwithGabby]

She had + object and then verb = She had all her jewels stolen last night :-)

[@vaibhavsharma098]

Have the chair broken. Change it into voice....I am from India 🇮🇳

[@EnglishwithGabby]

Hi there! I love India! I've been there 3 times :-)

[@vaibhavsharma098]

@@EnglishwithGabby Sister please change it into voice------- Have the chair broken...................

[@vaibhavsharma098]

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[@vaibhavsharma098]

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