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what verb does the word 'ha' come from?
when does it use?
give me an example. por favor
what verb does the word 'ha' come from?
when does it use?
give me an example. por favor
when does it use?
give me an example. por favor
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"Ha" comes from the verb "haber" (to have).
"Haber" is only used as an auxiliary verb or as there is / there are / there was / etc.
▪ Examples as an auxiliary:
- I have already done my homework
-> Ya he hecho los deberes
- Have you finished?
-> ¿Habéis terminado?
- Have you ever been to Madrid?
-> ¿Has estado alguna vez en Madrid?
▪ Examples as there is / are / etc.:
- There is one book
-> Hay un libro
- There are two dogs
-> Hay dos perros
- There were three cars
-> Había tres coches
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- Spanish (Spain)
Él ha llamado a su madre.
Ella ha estado ocupada.
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@Languagelearneror
"se ha dado cuenta"=she/he didn't notice it.
"no me ha escrito"=he/she didn't texted me.
"me ha dicho que no"=he/she said (to me) no.
ha is used for the third person of singular(él/ella) for a kind of past. (pretérito perfecto compuesto del indicativo)
ha,verbo haber.
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