Today I did TTMIK level 7 lesson 11. @delsatu you were right. This lesson was really hard 😭😭😭
This lesson was about “making things happen” by using the suffixes 이/히/리/기/우/구/추 (why so many???) and the first four are also used to make a verb into passive voice so you have to determine the meaning based on context *bangs head against wall* Also, some verbs can’t be turned into causative form using these endings so you have to use 게 하다 instead.
시키다 is the causative form of 하다.
I’m also reviewing 3.7 on linking verbs using 아/어/여서.
1. 저는 사장실에 가서 저의 보고서를 보일 거에요.
2. 겨울에 애기가 따뜻한 옷을 입히는 것이 중요해요.
3. 학생들이 못 공부시키는 때문에 선생님이 되는 것이 어려워요.

1. I will go to the boss’s office and show him my report.
2. In winter, it is important to make babies wear warm clothes.
3. Being a teacher is hard because you can’t make students study.

Aw, no!! I HAVE to sleep through it. 😞 Would stay up but I have a thing and I need the rest. Can’t wait for their comeback, though!

1. 제가 죽지 않으면, 널 죽일 것 같아!
2. 어렸을 때 제가 혼자서 잘 못 자느라고 엄마가 저를 재웠어요.
3. 우리 조카가 숨어 있을 때 생일 선물을 숨겼어요.

1. If I don’t die, I think I will kill you!
2. When I was a child, my mom put me to sleep because I couldn’t sleep well alone.
3. When my nephew was hiding, I hid his birthday present.

2. 겨울에는 애기에게 따뜻한 옷을 입히는 것이 중요해요.
In this case, the causative is used to do something for someone so the “to” translates to 에게
3. 학생들에게 공부를 못 시키기 때문에 선생님이 되는 것은 어려워요.
-못 and 안 are two negative words that are usually placed before verbs instead of before nouns. So 공부 is not a verb but the noun “study”. I realized it seems like a verb in Korean but 공부하다 means “doing study” (grammatically incorrect in English) so the negation would be 공부 안하다.
-I think one of my unfinished question answering was on using -기. Hopefully it comes out in TTMIK soon but google had a good rec too. https://www.google.com/amp/s/funkorean4u.wordpress.com/2014/08/20/grammar-기-는-것-음-nominalization/amp/

Overall, I think you did pretty well on the causatives! The explanations are not on correcting your use of the causatives 😊 Good job!