Hacer (to do / to make) is an irregular verb in El Presente, just in the first person singular: yo hago . The rest of the conjugation and the endings are regular.
| yo | hago |
| tú | haces |
| él / ella / Ud. | hace |
| nosotros / nosotras |
hacemos |
| vosotros / vosotras |
hacéis |
| ellos / ellas / Uds. | hacen |
Notice that you must replace the -c- with a -g- in the first person singular.
Look at and listen to these examples:
Yo hago mi cama todas las mañanas.
I make my bed every morning.
Tú haces un bizcocho de chocolate riquísimo.
You make a delicious chocolate cake.
El hace esculturas de bronce.
He makes bronze sculptures.
Nosotros hacemos negocios con compañías internacionales.
We do business with international companies.
¡Vosotros hacéis amigos en cualquier lado!
You make friends anywhere!
- poner (to put)
- salir (to go out / to exit)
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Yo hago mi cama todas las mañanas.
I make my bed every morning.
Nosotros hacemos negocios con compañías internacionales.
We do business with international companies.
Yo hago la comida por las mañanas.
I prepare lunch in the morning.
El hace esculturas de bronce.
He makes bronze sculptures.
Tú haces un bizcocho de chocolate riquísimo.
You make a delicious chocolate cake.
¡Vosotros hacéis amigos en cualquier lado!
You make friends anywhere!
Ellos hacen zapatos.
They make shoes.
Rita
Kwiziq community member
7 February 2019
1 reply
Marked incorrect because I did on use upper case for first letter in setence. So, nearly right?
Inma
Kwiziq language super star
7 February 2019
7/02/19
Hola Rita
The system shouldn't mark a lower/upper case as wrong. Can you tell me which specific question you are referring to please so we can check?
Gracias
Inma