An excellent video lesson on the use of causative verbs 'to have (something done)' and 'to get (something done)'. The teacher goes through examples very clearly, using a marker on the slides so you can always see where you are in the lesson. There are test sentences at the end to check your understanding, which the teacher then goes through with you.

A detailed video lesson that goes through all the uses and meaning of the causative (have/ get something done). The teacher is very clear and goes through everything at a good pace for students to follow and understand.

This lesson explains how to use the verbs "get," "had" and "make" in causative sentences. That is, when you cause something to happen by request or by force. An excellent resource for students who enjoy learning grammar details. There are also two exercises for you to complete after watching the video.

Movie Segments to Assess Grammar Goals contains a series of movie segments and activities to assess or practice grammar points through fun, challenging exercises. Look at this clip from the classic comedy, The Money Pit. There is also a lesson plan, printable worksheets with an answer key for each activity, and tips to develop your own grammar activities. It is excellent for practicing causative verbs - make, let, get, have.