Confusing verb pairs

Question

I was getting all muddled up today, wondering what haber meant, because I knew that to have is tener. I found this excellent article about confusing verb pairs:

http://spanish.about.com/cs/vocabulary/a/moreverbpairs.htm

Thanks, Togtog. - rac1, Oct 11, 2013

Answer 1

In English is the same, isn't it?

I have money = (yo) tengo plata.

I have seen you before = (yo) te he visto antes.

Right?

Yeah - we make do with one verb, rather than having two separate ones. - togtog, Oct 11, 2013