Tú no necesitas estar nerviosa, porque tù conoces este material. Tienes que pacer la presentacion en inglés tendrás un traductor que te ayuda. Si tu relajas, será fácil. Ellos te escogieron por una razón; eres inteligente.
I am not understanding what you are telling me about the word hacer -- and does en have an accent.
Sorry I am on ADHD meds and it got changed yesterday - Thank you for your patience
Look at Tú. That accent is correct. Now look at tù because that accent if wrong; it needs to be tú.
Tienes que pacer = where did pacer come from? That needs to be "hacer." Look at presentación = where is the accent mark on yours?
inglés tendrás = this is a run-on sentence without a word, such as OR, there = inglés o tendrás...
What was your question about hacer? I don't know what I said about it but I'll go back after I post this.
en? Where was that? No, it never has an accent mark.
Sra
Sorry about the "pacer." My eyes are so tired, I didn't even LOOK at what I typed! Sorry. Forget that and then go back to that post, because I'll fix it now.
Sra
No problem! I understand that you're asking about the Spanish word "hacer" and whether the word "en" has an accent.
In Spanish, "hacer" is a verb that means "to do" or "to make." It is a commonly used verb and has various meanings depending on the context. For example, it can be used to express actions, activities, or to indicate the time or weather.
Regarding the word "en," it can have an accent or not depending on its usage. Normally, "en" doesn't have an accent when used as a preposition, meaning "in" or "on." However, it can have an accent when used as a pronoun, meaning "him," "her," or "it."
In the sentence you provided, the word "en" is used as a preposition meaning "in" or "on," and in this case, it doesn't have an accent.
I hope this clarifies your question! Let me know if there's anything else you'd like to know.