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What does 'Haga' mean?
What does 'Hagas' mean?
What does 'Haga' mean when referring to he or she?
What does 'Hagamos' mean?
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What does 'Hagáis' mean?
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What does 'Hagan' mean?
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Study Notes
Present Subjunctive of Hacer
- "Haga" translates to "I do," used for expressing desires or actions in the first person.
- "Hagas" means "you do," applicable in second-person singular for informal situations.
- "Haga" is also used for "he/she does," retaining the same form in third-person singular.
- "Hagamos" refers to "we do," indicating inclusion of the speaker in the activity or request.
- "Hagáis" translates to "you do" in the second person plural (vosotros form) used primarily in Spain.
- "Hagan" means "they do," directed towards a third-person plural audience.
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Test your knowledge on the present subjunctive forms of the verb 'hacer' in Spanish with these flashcards. This quiz includes various conjugations for different subjects, ensuring a comprehensive understanding of how to express actions in the subjunctive mood.
