The yo form of the verb "hacer" in the preterite/past tense is. A.hice B.Hiciste C.hizo D.hicimos

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BobNoobGuy · Answer 1 · 2021-04-22T10:30:21+0000

Answer: A. hice

Step-by-step explanation: The verb "hacer" means to do/make. In past tense that would be "I did/ I made"(Yo hice). Here's the conjugation chart if you are still confused :)

The yo form of the verb "hacer" in the preterite/past tense is. A.hice B-example-1

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