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Time Expression with Hacer Grammar Essential #106.

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1 Time Expression with Hacer Grammar Essential #106

2 Time Expression with Hacer Describes an action that began in the past and has continued into the present time.

3 Time Expression with Hacer Formula Hace + time+ que + present tense verb I have been studying Spanish for 3 years. Hace tres años que estudio español. They have been studying English for 5 years. Hace cinco años que ellos estudian inglés.

4 Or this formula: Present tense verb + hace + time I have been studying Spanish for 3 years. Estudio español hace 3 años. They have been studying English for 5 years. Ellos estudian inglés hace 5 años.

5 To make it a negative expression, add no to the pattern in front of the conjugated verb. Hace + time+ que + No + present tense verb No + present tense verb + hace + time

6 Hace un año que no estudio español. No estudio español hace un año.

7 How do you ask what length of time an action has been taking place? ¿Cuánto tiempo + hace + que + present tense verb? ¿Cuánto may change if the vocabulary for time is masculine or feminine and singular and plural. ¿Cuánto tiempo hace que estudias español? How long have you been studying Spanish?

8 RECAP: There are 2 ways to indicate length of time an action has been taking place. 1. Hace + time + que + present tense verb Or 2. Present tense verb + hace + time Both can be made negative by adding “no” in front of the verb.

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