"Tú has hecho ella muy feliz." Correct?

Question

Hi.

Is "Tú has hecho ella muy feliz." the correct way to say, "You've made her very happy."? Is the use of "Tú" absolutely necessary here?

Another one:

Is "Tú me haces un poco loco." the correct way to say, "You make me a little crazy."?

Is "Tú" necessary here?

I'm making flashcards to help me understand all the tenses and best uses of "hacer", so I'm sure I'll be asking for a bit more help as I go.

Gracias.

Answer 1

Tú has hecho ella muy feliz.

More grammatically correct.

Tú la has hecha a ella muy feliz.

The Tú is not necessary as "has" is not ambiguous. It could be included for emphasis.

Answer 2

I have my own set of "hacer" example sentences -- I will share them with you if you like. Let me know.

Muchas gracias Daniel! I would love to work the "hacer" flashcards you've made. That's so kind of you. - LeeLee101, Sep 25, 2009

Answer 3

Hi lee, I have checked your two sets and they are ok

Please send me the link of the new set if you wish me to have a look.

Muchas gracias! I really appreciate your help. I will forward link when I complete the sets. Again... Thanks! - LeeLee101, Sep 25, 2009

Answer 4

Much thanks for the generous help and direction.

Once the cards are finished and I'm absolutely certain they're correct, I'll make them public here to help other students.

Gracias!

Lee

Answer 5

Is "Tú has hecho ella muy feliz." the correct way to say, "You've made her very happy."? Is the use of "Tú" absolutely necessary here?

Subjects are almost never necessary, so best to forget about them.

Best way to say this:

La has hecho muy feliz.

Is "Tú me haces un poco loco." the correct way to say, "You make me a little crazy."?

NO, hacer is not used here.

Me vuelves loco: you make me crazy.

I'm making flashcards to help me understand all the tenses and best uses of "hacer", so I'm sure I'll be asking for a bit more help as I go.

Very good idea, Lee, have a look at these instructions to create flashcards in case you have not seen them yet. And ask away!!

Thanks so much for the link to the instructions. I guess I'd better not include (tú) to help conjugate. Gracias! - LeeLee101, Sep 24, 2009