Hacer

Question 1

Hacerse
Spanish often uses the reflexive version of Hacer to indicate that “something is done”.
Nothing is done.

Answer 1

No se hace nada

Question 2

Hacerse
Spanish often uses the reflexive version of Hacer to indicate that “something is done”.
These things are done here a lot

Answer 2

Estas cosas se hacen aquí mucho

Question 3

Hacerse
Spanish often uses the reflexive version of Hacer to indicate that “something is done”.
I don’t know how it’s done

Answer 3

No sé cómo se hace.

Question 4

Hacerse
Spanish often uses the reflexive version of Hacer to indicate that “something is done”.
How is this done? / How does one do this? (literal: how does this do itself?)

Answer 4

¿cómo se hace esto?

Question 5

Imperfect:

you were doing / making

Answer 5

hacías

Question 6

Imperfect:

they were doing / making

Answer 6

hacían

Question 7

Imperfect:

we were doing / making

Answer 7

hacíamos

Question 8

Present:

He / she it does / makes

Answer 8

hace

Question 9

Present:

I do / I make

Answer 9

hago

Question 10

Imperfect:

I/he/she/it was doing / making

Answer 10

hacía

Question 11

Present:

They do / make

Answer 11

hacen

Question 12

Present:

We do / make

Answer 12

hacemos

Question 13

Present:

You do / make

Answer 13

haces

Question 14

Preterite past-tense:

I did / made (easy)

Answer 14

hice

Question 15

Future

he/she/it will make / do

Answer 15

hará

Question 16

Future

they will make / do

Answer 16

harán

Question 17

Preterite past-tense:

He/she did / made (he’s so)

Answer 17

hizo

Question 18

Preterite past-tense:

They did / made (see air on)

Answer 18

hicieron

Question 19

Future

we will make / do

Answer 19

haremos

Question 20

Preterite past-tense:

You did / made (cease)

Answer 20

hiciste

Question 21

Conditional

I/he/she/it would make / do

Answer 21

haría

Question 22

Future

I will make / do

Answer 22

haré

Question 23

Preterite past-tense:

We did / made (seem)

Answer 23

hicimos

Question 24

Future

You will make / do

Answer 24

harás

Question 25

Conditional

You would make / do

Answer 25

harías

Question 26

Conditional

they would make / do

Answer 26

harían

Question 27

Conditional

we would make / do

Answer 27

haríamos

Question 28

Spanish often uses hace + a length of time to indicate how long something has taken.

I haven’t had it for like 4 hours.

Answer 28

Hace como cuatro horas que no lo tengo

Question 29

Spanish often uses hace + a length of time to indicate how long something has taken.

You’ve been at home for a long time

Answer 29

Hace mucho tiempo que estás en casa.

Question 30

Spanish often uses hace + a length of time to indicate how long something has taken.
“We’ve been here for three years” is often phrased as “it makes three years that we are here”

Answer 30

hace tres años que estamos aquí.

Question 31

Subjunctive (present)

I/he/she/it make / do

Answer 31

haga

Question 32

Subjunctive (present)

You make / do

Answer 32

hagas

Question 33

Subjunctive (present)

They make / do

Answer 33

hagan

Question 34

Subjunctive (present)

We make / do

Answer 34

hagamos

Question 35

Imperative

Answer 35

Haz

Question 36

Hacer Participle (use with haber)

Answer 36

hecho

Question 37

Hacer Participle (use with estar)

Answer 37

haciendo