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Conjugate haber

he


has


ha



hemos


habéis


han

-ar verb ending

-ado

-er/-ir verb ending

-ido

LOS PARTICIPIOS



haber

hecho [to have]

decir

dicho [to speak]

escribir

escrito [to write]

poder

puesto [to be able to]

componer

compuesto [to fix/compose]

volver

vuelto [to return]

romper

roto [to break]

saber

sabido (es regular) [to know how to]