Can you tell me the useful verb form of haber
Dear sir/Ms Now i would like to know the useful and different meaning of Haber. I am waiting for your mail.Thank you so much
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There is a very nice dictionary on site that you may use to determine the meaning of haber.
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Haber is used as an auxiliary in Spanish, very similar to the English word to have, used as an auxiliary.
we also use it to express: there is/are
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"haber" generally means "there is".
However: In the preterite tense, "hubo", it means "(something) occurred"
When conjugated and put before a participle, it means "to have (done)".
Example:
Hay dos coches en la calle. = There are two cars in the street. Hubo un accidente entre dos coches. = An accident occurred between two cars. He chocado a muchas personas con mi coche. = I have hit many people with my car.
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