Make Do with a Spanish Verb
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Hacer – to do or to make – is one of the most common irregular Spanish verbs. In the simple present tense, hacer is often used just like these English verbs.
Hacer = to do / to make
Hacer can mean either "to do" or "to make." For English speakers learning Spanish, this is easy: you can use hacer for either. For Spanish speakers learning English, however, it’s much more difficult.*
Por ejemplo …
| ¿Hacés galletas todos los días? | Do you make cookies every day? | |
| Hago la cama. | I’m making the bed. | |
| Hacen su trabajo. | They’re doing their work. | |
| ¿Qué haces? | What are you doing? |
Hacer conjugations
| yo | hago | nosotros | hacemos | |
| tú | haces | vosotros | hacéis | |
| él, ella, Ud. | hace | ellos, ellas, Uds. | hacen |
Hacer Conjugations Quiz
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Verbs conjugated like hacer
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