both verbs can be used
Explanation:
in spanish it
hay sol means there is sun
hace sol means its sunny
Answer:
If you are looking for that in English this is your answer
Explanation:
Music classes
Music classes and musical instruments are offered.
Classes of piano, guitar, violin, trumpet, saxophone and flute.
The teacher is a professional musician. He is also a radio and television artist.
Classes are twenty dollars and are offered in the months of June and July.
Come with your best clothes and you will be a successful artist in the red folder!
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C. Son las seis y veinticinco
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Explanation:
The correct answer is: Sophie hará eso en el futuro.
Sophie will do that in the future.
The verb we used here is HACER, meaning to do, to make. When it comes to this verb, it's a 2nd group's verb as it ends in ER. It's an irregular verb and in this sentence, it's in the third person singular form, in the future, indicative tense. When it comes to present participle, it's -- haciendo. When it comes to past participle, it's hecho.
An example: ¿Tomas café todos los días? Sí, lo hago todos los días.
Do you drink coffee every day? Yes, I do it every day.
¿Quieres mover la silla? Sí, lo haré.
Do you want to move the chair? Yes, I will do it.
