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「Learn Japanese」 Causative-Passive Form (-させられる Verb Conjugation)

Causative-Passive Form (Verb Conjugation) (させられる)
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Construction:
As the name implies, the Causative-Passive Form of verb words is constructed simply by taking the Causative Form of the respective form and in turn conjugating that into the Passive Form, i.e. replacing the final る to られる.
(As we should know, there are two guidelines on conjugating verb words into their Passive Form depending on whether the word is a る-Verb type or an う-Verb type; however since all verb words conjugated into their Causative Form are automatically る-Verb types, we need not worry about choosing between the two guidelines in this case.)

Example(s):
たべる = たべさせられる
みる = みさせられる
いう = いわせられる
かう = かわせられる
よむ = よませられる

The Causative-Form for the two irregular verbs くる and する are こさせられる and させられる respectively.
While the Causative-Passive Form of verbs isn’t used extremely often, it definitely still has grammatical significance; it is used to express that something is made to do something by something else. That second something will be indicated with the particle に.

感動させられた。
Kandou saserareta.
“I was moved/I was forced to be moved.”

僕は事件の身代わりにさせられた。
Boku wa jiken no migawari ni saserareta.
“I was made to be the scapegoat for the incident.”

母に勉強させられる。
Haha ni benkyou saserareru.
“I am forced to study by my mom.”

いつも彼女に買い物に行かせられる。
Itsumo kanojo ni kaimono ni ikaserareru.
“I am always forced to go shopping by my girlfriend.”

学生は先生にたくさん漢字を書かせられている。
Gakusei wa sensei ni takusan kanji o kakaserarete iru.
“The students are forced to write a lot of kanji by the teacher.”

嫌いなものをムリヤリ食べさせられたことで、ますます大嫌いになることもある。
Kirai na mono o muriyari tabesaserareta koto de, masumasu daikirai ni naru koto mo aru.
“It is possible that when they are forced to eat things they don’t like against their will, people end up disliking it even more.”

A review on how to conjugate verbs into their Causative-Form:
To conjugate る-Verbs into their Causative Form, drop the final る character and replace it with させる.
To conjugate う-Verbs that end in the vowel character う into their Causative Form, drop the final う and replace it with わせる.
To conjugate う-Verbs that end in any character other than the vowel character う into their Causative Form, drop the “u” inside the final character to isolate the respective consonant that should now be at the end of the verb and replace it with an “a” to form a new Japanese character. Then, add after it all せる.
来る = 来させる
する = させる

Similar Grammar Pattern(s):
Passive Form (Verb Conjugation)

Causative Form (Verb Conjugation)

Passive Form (Simple)

Passive Form (Adversity with Transitive Verbs)

Passive Form (Adversity with Intransitive Verbs)

Causative Form

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