Will have his curiosity raised
A "controlling" idea is an idea that makes a reader ask a question. Any time a topic sentence has a good "controlling" idea, the reader will have his or her curiosity raised.
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Please explain to me the grammar of "will have her curiosity raised".
My understanding:
The reader:subject
Will have: perfect future tense
Her curiosity: indirect object
Raised: past participle to form perfect tense.
Thanks
Top answer
Jigneshbharati Raised: past participle to form perfect tense. No. To 'have (something) done' is a causative (coercive) use of the verb 'have'.
- Jigneshbharati Raised: past participle to form perfect tense.
- No.
- To 'have (something) done' is a causative (coercive) use of the verb 'have'.
- I had my hair cut.
- I had my car fixed.
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JigneshbharatiRaised: past participle to form perfect tense.
No. To 'have (something) done' is a causative (coercive) use of the verb 'have'.
I had my hair cut.
I had my car fixed.
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