Activities: ask and answer questions with 'hacer'
I can use familiar vocabulary to ask and answer information questions about activities using singular persons of 'hacer'.
Activities: ask and answer questions with 'hacer'
I can use familiar vocabulary to ask and answer information questions about activities using singular persons of 'hacer'.
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Key learning points
- The verbs 'tener', 'estar', 'es' and 'hacer' are useful to ask and answer questions.
- To say ‘I do’ or ‘I make’ say hago. To say ‘you do’ or ‘make’ say haces. To say she/he/it ‘does’ or ‘makes’ say hace.
- Use information questions to ask more information than 'yes/no'.
Keywords
Hacer - irregular verb meaning ‘to do, to make’
Hago - 1st person singular of 'hacer', meaning 'I do, I make'
Information question - question starting with a wh- word that has more information in the answer than yes/no
Common misconception
'Cuánto' is used to ask about one thing and 'cuántos' for several things.
'Cuánto' is used for uncountable nouns, not for one thing.
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Exit quiz
5 Questions
¿qué?
¿cuándo?
¿cuál?
¿cuántos?
¿quién?
¿cómo?