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que hacía

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A phrase is a group of words commonly used together (e.g., once upon a time).
phrase
a. that he made
La madre de Jorge todavía tiene los dibujos que hacía de niño.Jorge's mom still keeps the drawings that he made when he was a child.
b. that he used to make
Dicen que hacía reír a todo el mundo con sus chistes.They say that he used to make everyone laugh with his jokes.
c. that she made
Pensé que hacía galletas y pasteles, pero parece que ya no.I thought that she made cookies and cakes, but it seems that she doesn't anymore.
d. that she used to make
Mi suegra me dijo que hacía muchas manualidades con sus hijos.My mother-in-law told me that she used to make a lot of crafts with her kids.
e. that it made
Supe que el coche no andaba bien por los ruidos que hacía.I knew the car wasn't working because of the noises that it made.
f. that it used to make
¿Recuerdas los trucos que hacía cuando era más joven?Remember the tricks that it used to make when it was younger?
a. that he did
Dicen que hacía mucho ejercicio antes del accidente.They say that he did a lot of exercise before the accident.
b. that he used to do
Aline me dijo que hacía la tarea en la mesa del comedor.Aline told me that he used to do his homework on the dining room table.
c. that she did
No sabía que hacía tan buenos trabajos.I didn't know that she did such great essays.
d. that she used to do
Evelyn recuerda que hacía la tarea apenas llegaba del colegio.Evelyn remembers that she used to do her homework as soon as she got home from school.
3.
A word or phrase used to refer to the second person formal “usted” by their conjugation or implied context (e.g., usted).
(formal)
(that you produced; second person singular)
a. that you made
Escuché que hacía pasteles deliciosos cuando era más joven.I heard that you made delicious cakes when you were younger.
b. that you used to make
Su hija me dijo que siempre hacía su comida favorita el día de su cumpleaños.Your daughter told me that you used to make her favorite food on her birthday.
4.
A word or phrase used to refer to the second person formal “usted” by their conjugation or implied context (e.g., usted).
(formal)
(that you carried out; second person singular)
a. that you did
Su jefe anterior me dijo que hacía un gran trabajo como vendedor.Your previous boss told me that you did a great job as a salesman.
b. that you used to do
No sabía que usted hacía la contabilidad de la compañía.I didn't know that you used to do the company's books.
a. that I made
¿Sabías que hacía manualidades para vender?Did you know that I made crafts to sell?
b. that I used to make
Me divertía mucho con las travesuras que hacía de niño.I had a lot of fun with the pranks that I used to make when I was a child.
a. that I did
Espero que mis hijos no se enteren de las locuras que hacía de joven.I hope my children don't find out the crazy things that I did when I was younger.
b. that I used to do
Recuerdo que hacía lo mismo de joven.I remember that I used to do the same when I was young.
a. that made
Había algo en él que hacía que fuera muy agradable.There was something about him that made him very likeable.
b. that did
Adriana era la que hacía todo en la oficina.Adriana was the one that did everything in the office.
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