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The subject of a causative verb causes someone else to do or to happen something.

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By using these verbs get and have we convince someone else to do something.

Lesson 1: Usage of the Causative Verbs: Get and Have (in Hindi)

The subjects of these causative verbs force someone else to do something.

Lesson 2: Usage of the Causative Verbs: Make, Force, Compel and Oblige(in Hindi)

The subjects of these causative verbd allow someone else to do or to happen something.

Lesson 3: Usage of the Causative Verbs: Let, Allow and Permit (in Hindi)

This lesson will enable you to know the proper usage of order, command and bid.

Lesson 4: Usage of the Causative Verbs: Bid, Order, Command and Help(in Hindi)

This lesson will enable you to know the proper usage of help, request, advise, suggest and insist.

Lesson 5: Usage of the Causative Verbs: Request, Advise and Suggest(in Hindi)

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Lesson 1: Usage of the Causative Verbs: Get and Have (in Hindi)

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Lesson 2: Usage of the Causative Verbs: Make, Force, Compel and Oblige(in Hindi)

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Lesson 3: Usage of the Causative Verbs: Let, Allow and Permit (in Hindi)

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Lesson 4: Usage of the Causative Verbs: Bid, Order, Command and Help(in Hindi)

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Lesson 5: Usage of the Causative Verbs: Request, Advise and Suggest(in Hindi)