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Faire Causative
Faire + an infinitive is called the
faire causative. It translates to "have
something done by someone or cause something to
be done by someone," or "to cause someone to do
something."
Je répare la voiture. I'm fixing
the car.
Je fais réparer la voiture. I'm having
the car fixed.
Il peint son appartement. He's painting
his apartment.
Il fait peindre son appartement. He's
having his apartment painted.
Le bébé mange. The baby is eating.
Elle fait manger le bébé. She's feeding
the baby.
When replacing the object with a pronoun,
the pronoun precedes faire. And in past
tenses, the past participle remains invariable.
Je la fais réparer. I'm
having it fixed.
Il leur a fait apprendre les verbes. He
had them learn the verbs.
Il les leur a fait apprendre. He
had them learn them.
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