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Complete Guide to How You Conjugate Hacer in Preterite
"To conjugate hacer in the preterite tense, you use the stem hic-, except in the third-person singular (él, ella, usted) where it changes to hiz- to maintain the hard 'c' sound before an 'e'. It is a totally irregular verb in Spanish, meaning it does not follow the standard -er verb endings. Mastering irregular Spanish verbs is a rite of passage for any language learner, and hacer (to do or to make) sits at the very top of that list. Because it is one of the most frequently used verbs in daily conversation, knowing how to conjugate hacer in preterite is essential for expressing completed actions in the past. Whether you are talking about what..."
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