So for the usted form, you use the 3rd person singular of the present subjunctive instead of the 2nd person singular present indivatice so, 'hable'
Cuban cigars because they are considered illegal in the United States.
Answer:
If you conjugate the verb hacer to fit the sentence, the anser would be hagamos.
A traveler interested in international cuisine
¡Hola !
<em>Hace fresco, sol y el día está despejado</em>
<em>It</em> <em> is cool, sunny and the day is clear (the weather is cool, sunny and clear)</em>
Hace buen tiempo.
