Hacer Subjunctive in Spanish

1. Start with the verb “hacer” in the present tense. 2. Drop the “-er” and add “-a” for the yo form. 3. Add the subjunctive endings: “-e,-es,-e,-emos,-éis,-en.” 4. Hacer subjunctive in Spanish is “haga, hagas, haga, hagamos, hagáis, hagan.”

¿Cómo se dice make subjunctive en español? English to Spanish translation of “hacer subjuntivo“ (make subjunctive).

Hacer Subjunctive in Spanish

The present subjunctive of the Spanish verb “hacer” (to do/make) is formed by taking the “yo” form of the present indicative (“hago”), removing the “-o” ending, and adding the following subjunctive endings:

que yo haga
que tú hagas
que él/ella/usted haga
que nosotros/nosotras hagamos
que vosotros/vosotras hagáis
que ellos/ellas/ustedes hagan

Here are some examples of the present subjunctive of “hacer” in use:

Es importante que haga ejercicio todos los días. (It’s important that I exercise every day.)
No creo que hagas lo que te pido. (I don’t think you’ll do what I’m asking.)
Espero que ella haga una buena presentación. (I hope she does a good presentation.)
Dudo que ellos hagan el trabajo a tiempo. (I doubt they’ll do the work on time.)

The subjunctive mood is used to express doubt, uncertainty, or subjective feelings, and is often used in dependent clauses that express wishes, recommendations, emotions, or doubts. It’s important to note that the use of the subjunctive mood depends on the speaker’s attitude or feeling towards the action, rather than the objective fact.

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