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haremos

/ah-REH-mohs/

VerbA2irregular er

we will do?referring to an action,we will make?referring to creating something

Also:we'll do?common contraction,we'll make?common contraction

Quick Reference

infinitivehacer

gerundhaciendo

past Participlehecho

📝 In Action

¿Qué haremos este fin de semana?

What will we do this weekend?

Mañana haremos una paella para la cena.

Tomorrow we will make a paella for dinner.

Haremos todo lo posible para llegar a tiempo.

We will do everything possible to arrive on time.

Si estudiamos juntos, haremos el examen sin problemas.

If we study together, we will pass the exam without any problems.

Word Connections

Synonyms

realizaremos (we will carry out)
efectuaremos (we will carry out / effect)

Antonyms

desharemos (we will undo)

Common Collocations

haremos un viaje – we will take a trip
haremos la cena – we will make dinner
haremos las paces – we will make peace

Idioms & Expressions

haremos borrón y cuenta nueva – we will forgive and forget / make a fresh start

💡 Grammar Points

Talking About the Future

'Haremos' is how you say 'we will do' or 'we will make'. It's the 'we' form for the future from the verb 'hacer'. Use it to talk about plans you have with other people.

A Tricky Future Stem

To talk about the future with 'hacer', you don't use the full word. It changes to 'har-' before you add the ending. So, it becomes 'har-emos', not 'hacer-emos'.

❌ Common Pitfalls

Future Tense vs. 'Going to'

Mistake: "Sometimes learners only use 'vamos a hacer' (we are going to do)."

Correction: Both 'vamos a hacer' and 'haremos' are correct for the future! 'Vamos a hacer' is very common in conversation, especially for near-future plans. 'Haremos' is also perfect and can sound a bit more definite or formal.

⭐ Usage Tips

Making Plans with a Group

This word is your best friend for making plans. A simple '¿Qué haremos?' ('What will we do?') is the perfect way to ask a group of friends what the plan is for the evening or weekend.

🔄 Conjugations

indicative

present

yohago

túhaces

él/ella/ustedhace

nosotroshacemos

vosotroshacéis

ellos/ellas/ustedeshacen

preterite

yohice

túhiciste

él/ella/ustedhizo

nosotroshicimos

vosotroshicisteis

ellos/ellas/ustedeshicieron

imperfect

yohacía

túhacías

él/ella/ustedhacía

nosotroshacíamos

vosotroshacíais

ellos/ellas/ustedeshacían

subjunctive

present

yohaga

túhagas

él/ella/ustedhaga

nosotroshagamos

vosotroshagáis

ellos/ellas/ustedeshagan

imperfect

yohiciera

túhicieras

él/ella/ustedhiciera

nosotroshiciéramos

vosotroshicierais

ellos/ellas/ustedeshicieran

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✏️ Quick Practice

💡 Quick Quiz: haremos

Question 1 of 1

Which sentence correctly uses 'haremos'?

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Word Family

hacer(to do, to make) - verb

hecho(fact, done) - noun/adjective

deshacer(to undo) - verb

hacedor(maker, creator) - noun

Frequently Asked Questions

What's the difference between 'haremos' and 'hacemos'?

'Hacemos' means 'we do' or 'we make' in the present, something happening now or as a habit. 'Haremos' means 'we will do' or 'we will make' in the future. For example: 'Ahora hacemos la tarea' (Now we do the homework) vs. 'Mañana haremos la tarea' (Tomorrow we will do the homework).

Is 'haremos' formal or informal?

It's neutral. You can use 'haremos' in any situation, from chatting with friends to a formal business meeting. It's the standard way to talk about future actions for a group.