No. 702 in Spanish
hará
"Will do" or "will make" (third person singular future tense of "hacer").
In a sentence
Él hará todo lo posible para ayudar.
He will do everything he can to help.
The word "hará" here is the third-person singular future tense of the verb "hacer," meaning "to do" or "to make." It expresses an action that will take place in the future.
Ella hará una pregunta importante durante la reunión.
She will ask an important question during the meeting.
In this sentence, "hará" refers to the future action of asking a question, again utilizing the third-person singular future tense of "hacer."
Esto hará que ellos cambien de opinión.
This will make them change their minds.
Here, "hará" denotes causing an outcome or result, staying consistent with the use of "hacer" in the future tense.
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