ENGLISH GRAMMAR LESSON | How To Use Passive Causative in English

ENGLISH GRAMMAR LESSON: HOW TO USE PASSIVE CAUSATIVE GRAMMAR

ABOUT THIS VIDEO:

In this video, I teach you how to improve your English grammar by teaching you how to use Passive Causative Grammar. This type of grammar is very important for our current times because you can use this grammar to take about services that you need to get done.

For example: I need to get my car fixed. OR I had my hair cut last week.

We can also use it when bad things happen to us.

For example: My phone got stolen at the restaurant last night.

Learning this higher level grammar will help you communicate better with native speakers.

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