haya ido

he's gone

haya ido(ah-yah ee-doh)

A phrase is a group of words commonly used together (e.g once upon a time).

phrase

1. (used to express movement; third person singular)

a. he's gone (masculine)

Pablo tosía mucho ayer. Espero que haya ido al médico.Pablo was coughing a lot yesterday. I hope he's gone to the doctor.

b. she's gone (feminine)

Doña Clara ha estado enferma. No creo que haya ido a la iglesia esta semana.Ms. Clara has been sick. I don't think she's gone to church this week.

c. it's gone (neuter)

Me pregunto qué habrán hecho con el dinero que recaudaron. Espero que haya ido a una organización benéfica o algo así.I wonder what they've done with the money they raised. I hope it's gone to a charity or something.

d. has gone

¿Tienes al menos un hermano que haya ido a la universidad?Do you have at least one sibling who has gone to college?

2.

A word or phrase used to refer to the second person formal “usted” by their conjugation or implied context (e.g. usted).

(formal)

(used to express movement; second person singular)

a. you've gone

Tome este medicamento solo después de que haya ido al baño.Take this medicine only after you've gone to the bathroom.

3. (used to express result; third person singular)

a. it's gone (neuter)

Espero que todo te haya ido bien, Marcia.I hope it's gone well for you, Marcia.

b. has gone

Me alegro mucho de que la operación de Eduardo haya ido bien.I'm really glad Eduardo's operation has gone well.

4. (used to describe the way someone dressed; third person singular)

a. he's worn (masculine)

A ninguno de los asistentes a la ceremonia le gusta que haya ido con zapatillas de deporte.No one attending the ceremony likes that he's worn sneakers.

b. she's worn (feminine)

No puedo creer que haya ido con esas botas de montaña a la entrevista de trabajo.I can't believe she's worn those hiking boots to the job interview.

c. has worn

Espero que Marcos haya ido con traje al trabajo.I hope Marcos has worn a suit to work.