What is the present progressive tense of hacer?

What is the present progressive tense of hacer?

estoy haciendo
Present Progressive of Hacer

Subject Pronouns Hacer Conjugation: Present Progressive Translation
yo estoy haciendo I am doing/making
estás haciendo you are doing/making
él/ella/usted está haciendo he/she is doing/making – you (formal) are doing/making
nosotros/as estamos haciendo we are doing/making

What is the preterite tense for hacer?

Hacer is conjugated as an irregular verb in the preterite tense….Hacer Conjugation: Preterite Tense.

yo hice
él/ella hizo
ns. hicimos
vs. hicisteis
ellos/ellas hicieron

Is hacer imperfect or preterite?

In fact, the past imperfect is the only hacer conjugation that is completely regular. Note: You might have noticed that hacía can mean both “I did” and “he/she/it did”.

Is preterite past tense?

The preterite is a form of the verb that is used to talk about actions that were completed in the past in Spanish. It often corresponds to the simple past in English, as in I bought a new bike; Mary went to the shops on Friday; I typed two reports yesterday.

Is hacer regular or irregular?

The verbs hacer, poner, and valer are all regular – er verbs with an irregular yo form that ends in – go.

What is hacer in future tense?

The future tense in Spanish is used to talk about things that will take place in the future. Using the verb hacer in the future tense gives the idea that it’s something you will do or make sometime, but not in the present.

Is preterite ongoing?

Preterite and Imperfect. The past is a foreign country; they do things differently there. Something was happening, when an action ‘interrupted’ it. The ongoing action is imperfect, and the action that ‘interrupts’ is preterite.

What is the form of hacer?

Hacer conjugation: basic forms

Subject Present Imperfect
yo hago hacía
haces hacías
él, ella, Usted hace hacía
nosotros hacemos hacíamos

Is hacer irregular in preterite?

Conjugation of Hacer Notice that hacer in the preterite tense is irregular.

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