Passive | Episode 4| Causative Verb |

This is a very important class on Causative Verb. In this class, you will be able to learn the practical uses of Causative Verb ' Let' and at the same time, you will be able to know how to transform it into passive.
The Causative Verb 'Let' is very important for learning English. I have tried to show you some daily and pracatical sentences about this particular causative verb'Let'.
If you watch the class till the end, you will be benefited uunquestionably.
Let + (sb) + do (sth)
Allow + (sb) + to + do (sth)
Permit + (sb)+ to + do (sth)
'Allow' is more formal than 'Let' and 'Permit' is more formal than 'Allow'.
Suppose, 'Come' means to arrive or appear.
For example, He came. Here, he himself came.But if it is said 'He let me come.' In this sentence, he didn't come himself rather, he allowed/permitted me to come. So, in this sense, ' Let' is acting as a Causative Verb'. Please, watch the full class to grasp the rest of the gist of the use of the Causative ' Let'.
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