an irregular verb meaning 'to do, make', 'doing' or 'making'

3rd person singular of the verb hacer in the simple present, meaning ‘she, he, it does, makes’ or ‘it is’ when talking about the weather

3rd person singular of the verb hacer in the preterite, meaning ‘she, he, it did, made’ or ‘it was’ when talking about the weather

Explanation Texto Daniel  'Cuando llego al colegio temprano...

En el colegio: extended speaking and writing

Spanish

In this unit, pupils revisit irregular verb stems 'tuve' and 'hice', and learn new irregular stems. Pupils consolidate the second person singular for -er and -ir verbs in the preterite and now learn the second person plural. They learn 'sin' with an infinitive to mean 'without doing'.

People and lifestyle, Popular culture: la vida fuera y dentro del colegio

We also use 'hacer' in the 3rd person singular to talk about the {{}}.

Match the forms of 'hacer' with the appropriate translation.

Complete the following statement. Creating a checklist for range of language and another for {{}} can improve the quality of written work.

Select the stages which help improve speaking performance.

What are the correct translations of 'hacer'?

Match the different form of 'hacer' with the person they refer to.

We use the preterite tense to talk about {{}}.

This lesson will be removed by end of Summer Term 2025.

En el colegio: extended speaking and writing

Lesson outcome

This lesson will be removed by end of Summer Term 2025.