hacían

did, made

Verb hacían

Second-person plural (ustedes) imperfect indicative form of hacer.
Third-person plural (ellos, ellas, also used with ustedes) imperfect indicative form of hacer.

Examples

Los dos amigos hacían buenas migas.

The two friends got on well together.

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Los espectadores de la galería hacían mucho ruido.

The spectators in the gallery were making a lot of noise.

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Los compradores hacían cola.

The shoppers stood in a line.

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Su apariencia y comportamiento me hacían avergonzar de él.

His appearance and behavior made me ashamed of him.

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Tom y Mary hacían lo que les decían.

Tom and Mary did what they were told.

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Los estudiantes hacían muchas preguntas en sus clases.

Students asked many questions at his lectures.

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Tom y Mary hacían lo que se les decía.

Tom and Mary did what they were told.

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¿Qué hacían ellos ahí?

What were they doing there?

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No sabía que los perros hacían eso.

I didn't know dogs did that.

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Se hacían muchas conjeturas sobre lo que iba a ocurrir.

There was a great deal of conjecture as to what would happen.

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