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Auxiliary Verbs

Auxiliary Verbs

Spanish verbs are divided into auxiliary, transitive and intransitive. The four auxiliary verbs are:

haber (full conjugation)

Nunca he visto nada como ése. - I have never seen anything like this.
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tener (full conjugation)

Tengo recibido su catálogo. - I have received your catalog.
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ser (full conjugation)

La carta fué traída por el cartero. - The letter was brought by the postman.
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estar (full conjugation)

Estoy escribiendo. - I am writing.
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Vocabulary

General

martillo - hammer
circo - circus

Business

existencias - stocks of goods
proveedor - supplier

Exercises

General

Business

Use of Auxiliary Verbs

Example Sentences

Category: General Spanish

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