Hi, goodevening I'd like to know the difference among Have/Get/Make/Let someone do something.
If there's someone that can write Italian. It's better thank you!
Kind regards and thank you so much.
He made me do it = Mi ha costretto a farlo
He let me do it = Mi ha dato il permesso di farlo
He got me to do it/He had me do it (abbastanza raro) = Mi ha chiesto di farlo/Mi ha convinto di farlo
Spero che ti sia d'aiuto
There's no simple trick to this; you need to learn these words properly (as collocations, and as grammatical petterns) because they are so flexible.
Perhaps you can look up "causal verbs" - that seems to be what you're asking about.
Hi, thank you so much but I was talking about: Have sb do something let sb do something get sb to do something and make sb do something
Have = avere
get = ottenere/arrivare/ricevere/acquistare..... (Esso può avere significati multipli)
Ho arrivare in dieci minuti
Ho ottenuto le nuove scarpe
Make = compiere/fare/produrre/effettuare ......(Esso può avere significati multipli)
These words have a lot of different meanings, so you can't translate them one on one that easiy.
dispiace per il mio italiano è male/sorry my italian is bad :)
I hope that helps somewhat, Mi auguro che aiuta (almeno un po ')