Learn and Practise Causative and Stative Verb
Interactive smart board worksheet: learn causative vs stative verbs with drag-drop game, study zone, examples, & confetti rewards.
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🔱 Causative verb – causes an action (make, have, get, let).
🤸 Stative verb – describes a state or feeling (know, believe, love).
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⚡ Causative make/have/get/let
Definition: A causative verb expresses that someone or something causes an action to happen. Common: make, have, get, let, help, allow, force, persuade.
🤸 Stative state / feeling
Definition: A stative verb describes a state, condition, feeling, or opinion (not an action). Common: know, believe, love, seem, think, prefer, belong, own.
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