Quedar con los amigos: 'hacer' singular present, indirect object pronouns
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I can use the verb 'hacer' in a range of contexts to talk about school.
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[l] and [ll] do not sound the same in Spanish. [ll] is pronounced as in ‘calle’.
Classifying words by parts of speech is one useful strategy for consolidating vocabulary.
Hacer is an irregular verb. The singular forms are ‘hago’, I do/make, ‘haces’, you do/make, ‘hace’, she, he does/makes.
We use ‘hace’ to talk about the weather: hace calor/frío/etc. This translates as ‘it is’ in English.
Check verbs, nouns and adjectives, word order, little words and idiomacy when translating into Spanish.
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