The weather: 'hacer' meaning 'be'
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I can use ‘hacer’ to describe the weather and say what I and others are doing.
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Words with penultimate syllable stress that end in any other consonant other than 'n' and 's' need an accent.
The verb 'hacer' can mean 'to do', 'to make' and 'to go'.
The verb 'hacer' is also used to mean it is' when describing the weather.
To work out the correct meaning of the verb, you often have to use the context to understand it.
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