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    The verb "haber" has two main uses in Spanish: 1) To indicate there is/are or there is/are not in phrases like "hay clase mañana" (there is class tomorrow) and "no habia escuela aqui" (there was no school here). 2) To form the past perfect tense, or "have done" construction, by conjugating "haber" in the past tense and adding the past participle of the main verb, like "he hablado" (I have spoken). Examples are provided to illustrate using "haber" to ask and answer questions about completed past actions like "Has comido?" (Have you eaten?) and responses like "Si, he com

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    The verb "haber" has two main uses in Spanish: 1) To indicate there is/are or there is/are not in phrases like "hay clase mañana" (there is class tomorrow) and "no habia escuela aqui" (there was no school here). 2) To form the past perfect tense, or "have done" construction, by conjugating "haber" in the past tense and adding the past participle of the main verb, like "he hablado" (I have spoken). Examples are provided to illustrate using "haber" to ask and answer questions about completed past actions like "Has comido?" (Have you eaten?) and responses like "Si, he com

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    The Verb Haber: 1) Meron and Wala

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    The verb "haber" has two main uses in Spanish: 1) To indicate there is/are or there is/are not in phrases like "hay clase mañana" (there is class tomorrow) and "no habia escuela aqui" (there was no school here). 2) To form the past perfect tense, or "have done" construction, by conjugating "haber" in the past tense and adding the past participle of the main verb, like "he hablado" (I have spoken). Examples are provided to illustrate using "haber" to ask and answer questions about completed past actions like "Has comido?" (Have you eaten?) and responses like "Si, he com

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    The Verb Haber

    (DO NOT DIRECTLY TRANSLATE, IT MEANS NOTHING IF IT’S NOT CONJUGATED)

    Only translate when it has already been conjugated

    USES:

    1) MERON AND WALA

    A) Hay – There is / There are No Hay - Wala


    B) Había – There used to be / There were No Habia – There werent
    C) Hubó – There was No Hubo – There wasnt
    D) Habrá – There will be No Habrá – There will not be

    Examples:

    Hay clase mañana (There is class tomorrow)

    Habia un escuela aqui (There used to be a school here)

    Ayer habia mucha gente en ATC (Yesterday there were a lot of people in ATC)

    Ayer hubó una fiesta (yesterday there was a party)

    Mañana habrá clase (tomorrow there will be class)


    2) Past Perfect (HAVE DONE/HAVE YOU EVER TENSE)

    Haber (conjugate in past )+ verb in ado/ido form

    Yo he hablado (i have spoken) nosotros hemos hablado (we have spoken)

    Tu has hablado (you have spoken) vosotros habéis hablado (you guys have spoken)

    Usted/el/ella ha hablado (he/she has spoken) ustedes/ellos/ellas han hablado (they have spoken)

    Examples:

    (Tu) has comido? (Have you eaten)

    Si. (Yo) he comido (yes i have eaten)

    No. Todavía (Yo) no he comido (No. I have not eaten)

    Tu has estudiado? (Have you studied)

    Si. Ya he estudiado (yes, i have studied)

    No. No he estudiado todavía (no i havent studied yet)

    Tu has viajado a España? (Have you travelled to spain?)

    Si. Ya he viajado a España (Yes, i have travelled to Spain)

    No. Todavia no he viajado a España (No. I havent travelled to Spain yet)

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