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Time Expression with Hacer. (asking / telling how long something has been going on). Time Expression with Hacer . Describes an action that began in the past and has continued into the present time and may continue in the future. ex: I have been living in SC for 20 years.
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Time Expression with Hacer (asking / telling how long something has been going on)
Time Expression with Hacer • Describes an action that began in the past and has continued into the present time and may continue in the future. • ex: I have been living in SC for 20 years.
Time Expression with Hacer • Formula • Hace + time+ que+ Pronoun + present tense verb • I have been studying Spanish for 3 years. • Hacetres añosque yo estudio español. • They have been studying English for 5 years. • Hacecinco añosque ellos estudian inglés.
Time Expression with Hacer Practice Use: Hace + time+ que+ Pronoun +present tense verb 1. Ellos / correr / 2 meses. They have been running for 2 months. 2. Yo / jugar al golf / 3 días. I have been playing golf for 3 days. 3. Tú / cocinar / 3 años. You have been cooking for 3 years.
Time Expression with Hacer Answers Use: Hace + time+ que+ present tense verb 1. Ellos / correr . 2 meses. They have been running for 2 months. Hacedos mesesque ellos corren. 2. Yo / jugar al golf / 3 días. I have been playing golf for 7 days. Hacesiete díasque yo juego al golf. 3. Tú / cocinar / 3 años. You have been cooking for 3 years. Hacetres añosque tu cocinas.
Time Expression with Hacer • To make it a negative expression, add no to the pattern in front of the conjugated verb. Hace + time+ que+ Pronoun + NO present tense verb
Time Expression with Hacer Hace + time+ que+ Pronoun +NOpresent tense verb • Yo / no estudiar español / un año I have not studied Spanish for a year. Haceun añoque yo noestudio español.
Time Expression with Hacer • How do you ask what length of time an action has been taking place? • ¿Cuánto tiempohaceque + pronoun + present tense verb? • ¿Cuánto may change if the vocabulary for time is masculine or feminine and singular and plural. • Ex: ¿Cuántas semanas hace que visitas NY?
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