Hace vs está
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Judy B.Kwiziq community member
Hace vs está
En La Habana hoy está mucho viento. - Isn't "mucho" an adjective?
This question relates to:Spanish lesson "Using hace to talk about the weather in Spanish"
Asked 3 years ago
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Hola Judy
Mucho is indeed a quantitative adjective; but it should say:
"En la Habana hoy hace mucho viento."
With viento we use "hace" not "está".
Saludos
Inma
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Garry M.Kwiziq Q&A regular contributor
Yes, but it qualifies the noun "viento" = hace viento n) or está ventoso (adj)
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