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Auxiliary Verbs Haber and Tener

Haber (to have), auxiliary. Tener (to have, to possess).

Pres. Part., Habiendo. Pres. Part., Teniendo.
Past Part., Habido. Past Part., Tenido.

Pres. Tense, Indic. Mood. Pres. Tense, Indic. Mood.

He (I have), etc. Tengo (I have, I possess), etc.
Has Tienes
Ha Tiene
Hemos Tenemos
Habéis Tenéis
Han Tienen

Imperf. Tense, Indic. Mood. Imperf. Tense, Indic. Mood.

Había (I had), etc. Tenía (I had, I possessed, etc.)
Habías Tenías
Había Tenía
Habíamos Teníamos
Habíais Teníais
Habían Tenían

Past Def. Tense, Indic. Mood. Past Def. Tense, Indic. Mood.

Hube (I had), etc. Tuve (I had, I possessed), etc.
Hubiste Tuviste
Hubo Tuvo
Hubimos Tuvimos
Hubisteis Tuvisteis
Hubieron Tuvieron

Viz. used only before the past participle of another verb,
as (Yo) he hablado (I have spoken).

Category: General Spanish

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