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Causative Fare (Fare + Infinitive)·Fare vs. Lasciare + Infinitive — Meaning Contrast
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Rule reminder

Fare causativo = cause/make/have someone do something (active imposition). Lasciare + infinitive = let/allow/permit someone to do something (granting permission or freedom).

Fare vs. Lasciare + Infinitive — Meaning Contrast1 / 10

'She allowed her student to resubmit the essay.' — Which is correct?

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→ Farsi Causativo — Getting Something Done for Oneself→ Farsi Causativo — Conjugation and Agreement→ Farsi Causativo — Everyday Situations→ Lasciare + Infinitive — Let/Allow Someone to Do Something
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