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im neuen Projektwiki (projekte.zum.de).let, make & have
let somebody do something: erlauben/zulassen
- positive sentence They let her watch a film. vs. negative sentence They don't let her watch a film.
- Be careful and use the correct tense!
- You have to add a pronoun in the gap (me/you/him.her.it/us/you/them), for example:
Tim is a good student, so his parents _________ a film. (watch) = ... so his parents let him watch a film.
meet - go (2x) - play - ride
a) Sam likes football so much. That's why his parents _____ to the stadium every weekend.
b) Sally hasn't done her homework for 2 weeks. As a result, her parents ______ to the party next Friday.
c) Pete is a good friend. He ______ his bike quite often.
d) Henry wasn't there. They ______ his friends last Monday.
e) Jane is not very nice. She ______ her guitar.
make somebody do something: (er)zwingen
- positive sentence They make her cook dinner. vs. negative sentence They don't make her cook dinner.
- Be careful and use the correct tense!
- You have to add a pronoun in the gap (me/you/him.her.it/us/you/them), for example:
Ann is not a good student, so her parents _________ harder. (study) = ... so her parents make her study harder.
do (2x) - clean - give - send in
a) Buck stole Pete's bike. His parents _____ it back to Pete yesterday.
b) Sally hasn't done her homework for 2 weeks. As a result, her parents ______ extra exercises to her teacher.
c) Pete hasn't got a tidy room. His father ______ next weekend.
d) Henry doesn't like school. His mother ______ his homework every day.
e) Mr Clark is a nice teacher. He ______ the exercise again.
have something done: etwas machen lassen
- positive sentence He has his car repaired at the shop. vs. negative sentence He won't have his hair cut there.
- Be careful and use the correct tense!
- You have to add a pronoun in the gap (me/you/him.her.it/us/you/them), for example:
Tim doesn't paint the wall himself. He _____ by Steve. = He has his wall painted by Steve.
a) Jim didn't paint his car. He _____ at the local shop.
b) Sandra won't cook our meal. She ______ by a friend.
c) Tom can't put all the pieces of the puzzle together, so he ______ by his father.
