que hará

que hará
A phrase is a group of words commonly used together (e.g., once upon a time).
phrase
a. that he'll do (masculine)
El candidato demócrata explicó algunas de las cosas que hará cuando llegue a la Casa Blanca.The Democratic candidate explained some of the things that he'll do when he gets to the White House.
b. that she'll do (feminine)
La testigo ha dicho que declarará y que hará lo que se debe hacer.The witness said that she'll testify and that she'll do the right thing.
c. he'll do (masculine)
Pepe es un buen amigo. Sé que hará todo lo que pueda por ayudarnos.Pepe is a good friend. I know he'll do everything he can to help us.
d. she'll do (feminine)
Amanda dice que hará lo que sea por la felicidad de su familia.Amanda says she'll do anything for the happines of her family.
2.
A word or phrase used to refer to the second person formal “usted” by their conjugation or implied context (e.g., usted).
(formal)
(second person singular)
a. that you'll do
Señor Suárez, cuéntenos todo lo que hará mañana, por favor.Mr. Suarez, please describe all the things that you'll do tomorrow.
b. you'll do
Sé que hará usted cuanto esté en su mano para evitar el fracaso de las negociaciones.I know you'll do everything within your power to avoid the failure of the negotiations.
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