No. 7,349 in Spanish
hagan
"Hagan" is the formal or plural command form of "hacer," meaning "do" or "make."
In a sentence
Hagan sus deberes ahora.
Do your homework now.
The word 'hagan' is used here as an imperative verb in the second person plural (ustedes) form, giving a command to a plural audience.
Es importante que hagan ejercicio todos los días.
It's important that they exercise every day.
In this sentence, 'hagan' appears in the subjunctive mood, used here to express necessity or recommendation for a plural audience in the third person.
Espero que hagan lo que les pedí.
I hope that you do what I asked.
The word 'hagan' is employed in the subjunctive mood, reflecting a wish or hope about the actions of a plural audience in the second or third person.
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