GrammarPreteriteHacerIrC2G2L2

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Hacer and ir
	hacer means to make, or to do
	In the preterite tense, the conjugated forms of hacer would be translated made, or *did*
	ir means to go
	In the preterite tense, the conjugated forms of ir would be translated *went*
	hacer and ir both are irregular in the preterite tense.

	Preterite hacer/to do, to make
	Singular		Plural
	(yo) hice		(nosotros) hicimos
	I did, made		we did, made
	(tú) hiciste		(vosotros) hicisteis
	you (familiar) did, made		you (plural) did, made
	(él, ella, Ud.) hizo		(ellos, ellas, Uds.) hicieron
	he, she, you (polite) did, made		they, you (plural) did, made

	Preterite ir/to go
	Singular		Plural
	(yo) fui		(nosotros) fuimos
	I went		wbe went
	(tú) fuiste		(vosotros) fuisteis
	you (familiar) went		you (plural) went
	(él, ella, Ud.) fue		(ellos, ellas, Uds.) fueron
	he, she, you (polite) went		they, you (plural) went

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