Hacer Past Participle and Hacer Present Perfect Tense
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Normally, the past participle is formed by using the stem of the verb and adding ‘-ado’ for those verbs ending in -ar and ‘-ido’ for those that end in -er or -ir. However, some verbs are irregular and hacer past participle is one such example. The past participle for hacer is ‘Hecho’, this is important to know as the past participle is used in all the perfect tenses, both indicative and subjunctive.
The most commonly used of the perfect tenses is the present perfect. Hacer present perfect uses the present tense of the irregular verb ‘haber’, meaning to have, as the prefix followed by hacer past participle and this is shown in the table below.
Hacer Present Perfect
| Singular | ||
| yo | he hecho | I have done/made |
| tú | has hecho | You have done/made |
| él, ella, usted | ha hecho | He/She/You have done/made |
| Plural | ||
| nosotros/as | hemos hecho | We have done/made |
| vosotros/as | habéis hecho | You have done/made |
| ellos, ellas, ustedes | han hecho | They/You have done/made |
Check out these earlier posts about conjugating hacer:
How to Conjugate Hacer in the Preterite Tense
Hacer Past Tense
Hacer Present Tense: How to Conjugate the Present Tense of Hacer
Hacer Subjunctive: Conjugation of Hacer in the Subjunctive Tenses
Hacer Future Tense: How to Conjugate Hacer in Future Tense
Hasta Luego
Danny
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