what's the difference between 'Me' and 'He'?
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Sometimes I received is 'He recibido' and sometimes is translated 'He recibido'. Why? Are there different pronouns for some tenses?
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updated May 2, 2011
posted by sueeilers
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Me is a personal pronoun.
He is the 1st person, singular, present tense, indicative mood conjugation of the verb haber. In forming the English "Perfect" tenses it being used as an auxiliary verb (have, has).
Yo he recibido
I have received.
updated May 2, 2011
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posted by 0074b507
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Me = me
He + [participio] = (I) have + [past participle]
updated May 2, 2011
posted by lazarus1907
