Verb: Hacer
Spanish
Hace buen tiempo.
Hace mal tiempo.
Hace calor.
Hace frio.
Hace viento.
Translation
It is good weather.
It is bad weather.
It is hot.
It is cold.
It is windy.
Literal translation
It makes good weather.
It makes bad weather.
It makes warmth.
It makes cold.
It makes wind.
WEATHER – HACER
Time or Duration
Verbs: Hacer-Llevar
The verbs
hacer
and
llevar
are used
to express time or duration:
Hace un mes que llegué.
Present tense
:
Hace un mes que trabajo aquí.
Present tense:
Llevo un mes trabajando aquí.
Imperfect tense
:
Hacía un mes que trabajaba ahí.
Ago:
Hacer - Llevar:
I arrived one month ago.
(It makes one month that I arrived.)
I have worked here for one month.
(It makes a month that I work here.)
I have been working here for one month.
(I carry a month working here.)
I had been working there for one month.
(It made a month that I was working there.)
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“MAKES” - HACER, LLEVAR
BOX 3
(See pages 82-83.)
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