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Have you vote
"Have you vote" is it in present time in this context?
And what I would like to do, and I'm going to do it in a moment here, is to show you a chart and actually have you vote, have you vote...
(From video 1:43)
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It's causative 'have'. I am going to have you vote ~ I am going to ask you to vote ~ I am going to let you vote In other words, as part of my presentation here, you are going to vote. CJ
- It's causative 'have'.
- I am going to have you vote ~ I am going to ask you to vote ~ I am going to let you vote In other words, as part of my presentation here, you are going to vote.
- CJ
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It's causative 'have'.
I am going to have you vote ~ I am going to ask you to vote ~ I am going to let you vote
In other words, as part of my presentation here, you are going to vote.
CJ
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