wotcha
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As we know some causative verbs such as 'have' and 'get' can have past participles as objective complements.
However, one of my grammar books says, 'make' cannot have past participle as an objective complement.
Is it true?
Actually I've taught my students that not only 'have' and 'get' but also 'make'
agrees with past participle complements, and give them the below sentence.
'He made his car repaired'
Is the above sentence grammatical?
Will it be safe teaching my students that we can use past participles
as objective complement for 'have, get' and 'make'?
However, one of my grammar books says, 'make' cannot have past participle as an objective complement.
Is it true?
Actually I've taught my students that not only 'have' and 'get' but also 'make'
agrees with past participle complements, and give them the below sentence.
'He made his car repaired'
Is the above sentence grammatical?
Will it be safe teaching my students that we can use past participles
as objective complement for 'have, get' and 'make'?
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