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This document discusses how to express the duration of time that has passed since an action was completed in Spanish using "hace". It provides examples of how to ask how long ago something happened using "¿Cuánto tiempo hace que..." and how to answer using "Hace [number] años/meses/etc que..." or beginning the response with the verb without using "que", such as "Estuvimos aquí hace tres años."
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Duration withhacelecc7
- 1. La duración con “hace” en el pretérito Duration with “hace” in the Preterite.
- 2. To express the time that has passed since an action was completed, the following constructions are used: To ask the question:
- 3. ¿Cuánto tiempo hace que viviste aquí? How long ago did you live here?
- 4. To answer the question: Follow this formula:
- 5. Más ejemplos…. Hace dos años que viví aquí. I lived here two years ago. Hace cinco años que llegaron a esta universidad. They arrived at this college five years ago.
- 6. A response can also begin with the verb. In this situation the word “que” is not used. Estuvimos aquí hace tres años. We were here three years ago.
- 7. A response can also begin with the verb. In this situation the word “que” is not used. Estuvimos aquí hace tres años. We were here three years ago.