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el verbo haber
So far, you have only used haber as a unipersonal verb – it only has one form when it means there is / there are. Hay cuatro manzanas. There are four apples.Hay una rana en mi bolsillo. There is a frog in my pocket.
So far, you have only used haber as a unipersonal verb – it only has one form when it means there is / there are. Hay cuatro manzanas. There are four apples.Hay una rana en mi bolsillo. There is a frog in my pocket.
HABER ES UN VERBO UNIPERSONAL
In the imperfect, it means there used to be. Había un oso en la choza. There used to be a bear in the hut. In the imperfect, it means there used to be. Había un oso en la choza. There used to be a bear in the hut.
In the preterite, it means there was/ there were at a specific point in time. Hubo un terremoto. There was an earthquake.Hubo una inundación. There was a flood.
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el verbo haberas a “helping verb”
You learned about “helping verbs” in grammar school. I have learned. She had spoken. We had eaten.
In Spanish, haber is used to form those helping verbs.
presente perfectohave/has done something
he hemos
has habéis
ha han
Just add them to the participio pasado to get the perfect tenses.He aprendido. I have learned. Había hablado. She had spoken.Habíamos comido. We had eaten.
pluscuamperfectohad done something
había habíamos
habías habíais
había habían
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el participio pasadoForm the past participle by adding
–ado (-AR verbs) or -ido (-ER & -IR verbs) to the end of the verb.
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los participios pasados irregulares
Any words ending in “olver” will turn
into “uelto”:volver-vuelto
resolver-resueltodevolver-devuelto
Etc….
Multivowel verbs will get an accent
mark on the íleer-leído
construir-construídocaer-caído