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Causative clauses

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1. I hope mum will let us to the party despite the storm. (to go)

2. They made them like slaves during harvesting ! (to work)

3. She had a new necklace for her birthday. (to offer)

4. The puppet theatre always makes us whatever our age ! (to laugh)

5. You should get her a diet. (to do)

6. She had her scooter . (to steal)

7. Did you make that dress yourself ? No, I had it . (to make)

8. My old dog was ill and I had to have him down. (to put)

9. You ought to have your car more often ! (to service)

10. Give me some time to think and I'll let you what I have decided. (to know)