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Have, make , and get

Have, make, and get are often used to indicate that one person has the power to force another to do something.

Examples:

When the Jacksons work in their house, they make their children help.

I have been calling the store for an hour, but I can't get anyone there to answer the phone.

Get is followed by a noun or pronoun and a to-infinitive.

Have and make are followed by a noun or pronoun and an infinitive without to.

He had/made the mechanic fix the car.

He    got        the mechanic to fix the car.