Farsi Causativo vs. Fare Causativo — Key Contrast — Causative Fare (Fare + Infinitive) (B1)

Causative Fare (Fare + Infinitive)·Farsi Causativo vs. Fare Causativo — Key Contrast

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Rule reminder

Fare causativo = subject causes an action (no reflexive benefit implied). Farsi causativo = subject causes an action for their own benefit (reflexive pronoun mi/ti/si/ci/vi/si added).

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