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Healer Posted 6 years ago
Grammar

I have him do it.

Is above sentence grammatically correct? If it is, which of the following does it mean?

“I let him do it.”

or

“I make him do it.”


“I have him to do it.”

Is the sentence above grammatically correct? If it is, what could be the difference in meaning compared with “I have him do it.”

  

Top answer

healer I have him do it. healer Is above sentence grammatically correct? Yes.

— CalifJim

  • healer I have him do it.
  • healer Is above sentence grammatically correct?
  • Yes.
  • It means I cause him to do it by influencing him in some way.
  • I may urge him to do it.
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healer I have him do it.
healerIs above sentence grammatically correct?

Yes. It means I cause him to do it by influencing him in some way. I may urge him to do it. I may coax him to do it. I may hire him to do it (pay him to do it).

healer

If it is, which of the fo

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