he, has, ha

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audboogie

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can someone explain what he, has ,ha, etc...mean and what verb they come from? are they past? and maybe an example sentence. thanks
 
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mkohn

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I see it used mostly as a helping verb. "Tener" is most often used for "to have."
That said,
Yo la he visto tres veces.
I have seen her three times.
Tu has aprendido mucho.
You have learned a lot.
Mi amigo ha comprado un carro rojo.
My friend has bought a red car.
Hope this helps.
mkohn
 
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pkaide1

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These are auxiliaries to form the past participle in spanish depending on the used pronounce.
 
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xamaicano

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It is the present tense conjugation of the verb haber. Used with the past participle of a verb it forms the present perfect tense.
 
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