Causative Verb Get
I wonder if I can get myself to see it, too. A little bit of the future, I mean.
In the sentence, is it right for me to consider the 'get' a causative verb? Furthermore, I failed to know the meaning difference between "If I can get myself to see it" and "If I can see it".
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anonymous I wonder if I can get myself to see it, too. A little bit of the future, I mean. In the sentence, is it right for me to consider the 'get' a causative verb?
- anonymous I wonder if I can get myself to see it, too.
- A little bit of the future, I mean.
- In the sentence, is it right for me to consider the 'get' a causative verb?
- Furthermore, I failed to know see the meaning difference between " If I can get myself to see it " and " If I can see it ".
- Yes, it's causative.
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anonymousI wonder if I can get myself to see it, too. A little bit of the future, I mean.
In the sentence, is it right for me to consider the 'get' a causative verb? Furthermore, I failed to
knowsee the meaning difference between "If I can get myself to see it" and "If I can see it".
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