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What is the difference between He and Tengo ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
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he = i have (done, written, asked...)
tengo = i have (an apple, things to do...)
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he = i have (done, written, asked...)
tengo = i have (an apple, things to do...)
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- Spanish (Spain)
I have a dog = Tengo un perro
I have done my homework = He hecho los deberes
The verb "haber" is auxiliary. The only other ways it can be used are these:
Hay = There is/are
He de hacer = I have to do (but this is really formal)
That's for the present, they have more conjugations for the different tenses and persons.
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