Hacer Imperfect Tense: How to Conjugate Hacer in the Imperfect
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Mastering the spanish verb hacer imperfect tense is relatively simple. Hacer in the imperfect is unlike the present, preterite, future, conditional and the subjunctive tenses in that it follows the regular formation for -er verbs and the conjugation can be found below, but before you check out the conjugation first consider reading this verb training software review. It was, and still is, an invaluable aid to me when I was struggling to learn Spanish verbs, helping me to master Spanish verbs much more quickly than I was doing so previously, and it was so successful in helping me that I now run my own website/blog which is completely dedicated to Spanish verbs!
The Imperfect Form of Hacer
The imperfect is formed by taking the stem of the verb, in this case hac- and adding the regular endings for imperfect -er verbs which are highlighted in red.
| Singular | ||
| yo | hacía | I was doing/making |
| tú | hacías | You were doing/making |
| él, ella, usted | hacía | He/She was, and You were, doing/making |
| Plural | ||
| nosotros/as | hacíamos | We were doing/making |
| vosotros/as | hacíais | You were doing/making |
| ellos, ellas, ustedes | hacían | They/You were doing/making |
You will notice that the 1st and 3rd person singular (yo and él, ella, usted) are the same. Generally the context in which they are used will indicate who is performing the action but if that is not the case then the prefix should always be used to clarify.
Should you require it here is an earlier post on How to Conjugate Hacer in the Preterite Tense
Hasta Luego
Danny
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