-> le sujet est à l'origine de l'action mais ne l'accomplit pas lui-même. Il le fait faire ou subir par l'objet.
L'anglais utilise 2 structures Causatives.
Fast Fashion
Inexpensive clothing produced rapidly by mass-market retailers in response to the latest trends
Slow Fashion
An occidental production respectful of population and it's a timeless fashion, high quality
Sweater
An employer who demanded monotonous work for very low wages
Sweatshop
A workspace where unskilled employees, sometimes children, work many hours in unhealthy or oppressive conditions, for poverty-level pay
Greenwashing
A company uses misleading advertising to market itself as more environmentally friendly than it really is
Structures Causatives
A retenir :
- AUXILIAIRE + OBJET + VERBE A SENS ACTIF
>To make + objet + infinitif sans to
>To have + objet + infinitif sans to
>To get/order/cause + objet + infinitif complet
2. AUXILIAIRE + OBJET + PARTICIPE PASSÉ
>To have/get + objet + participe passé
>To get + objet + participe passé
