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haber uses

1) Something exists


2) "perfect tense", " have" something just happened recently, or happened in the past and continues into the present

present there is

hay

present there are

hay

simple past there was

hubo

simple past there were

hubo

What is imperfect tense vs simple past?

simple past tense expresses defined actions


Imperfect tense describes undefined actions and repetitive actions.



Imperfect:



Recuerdo que cuando yo era niña casi siempre había exámenes sorpresa en la clase de matemáticas.


– I remember when I was a child, there was always surprise exams in math class.

imperfect there was

había

imperfect there were

había

future there will be

habrá

conditional there would be

habría

present perfect tense (have, something just occured)

yo he


tú has


ha


hemos


han




+ past participle

past perfect tense (had, something had just occured in a past scenario)

había


habías


había


habíamos


habían



+ past participle

future perfect tense (will have, have happened in the future)

habré


habrás


habrá


habremos


habrán




+ participle

conditional perfect (have happened, conditional)

habría


habrías


habría


habríamos


habrían

Future perfect explanation

describes what will have happened in the future before a different action takes place, or by a specific time.

Conditional perfect usage

Actions that would have happened but did not due to another event or probably already happened. So past tenseish.



"Yo habría comprado los regalos pero no tenía tiempo. (I would have bought the gifts, but I didn´t have time.


"Habría comido antes de salir. (He had probably already eaten before leaving.)


"Habrían sido las ocho cuando llegamos. (It must have been eight o’clock when we arrived.)


present perfect subjunctive uses

Combination of both tenses.


Actions that happened in the past and continue or repeat into the present. Actions that have happened in the recent past.



But also can:


Actions that will have been completed in the future



Quiero que hayáis escrito 5 páginas para el lunes. (I want you to have written 5 pages by Monday.)



present perfect subjunctive

haya


hayas


haya


hayamos


hayan

haber imperfect subjunctive

hubie-


hubiera


hubieras


hubiera


hubieramos


hubieran