Causative Verbs: LET and MAKE (Basic Grammar)

Are cell phones good or bad for children? When should parents let their children have one?

In this basic English grammar lesson (A2-B1), you’ll learn how to use the causative verbs LET and MAKE in clear, simple sentences.

You’ll learn:
• The pattern: LET + someone + base verb
• The pattern: MAKE + someone + base verb
• How to form negative (with contractions too)
• Past tense forms (let / made)
• Common mistake to avoid: using “to” after LET and MAKE

We’ll practice with real-life examples about parents and children, and we’ll finish with an interesting short story to help you remember the grammar.

This lesson can help high beginners and low-intermediate learners (A2-B1) who want clear explanations and lots of examples.

Watch, repeat, and practice in the comments! Read the story aloud for additional practice.