Tip of the Month - Using the verb Haber.

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	Angeles Fernández BellaOnline's Spanish Language Editor

Tip of the Month - Using the verb Haber.

Verb Haber can be used either as an auxiliary (yo he hablado, tú has dicho, etc...) or as a verb meaning "there is" / "there are".

When not used as an auxiliary verb, Haber must be always used in third person singular, NEVER plural!

Let's see some examples:

Habrá muchas personas en el parque.	OK
Habrán muchas personas en el parque.	WRONG!


Había tres coches en la calle.	OK
Habían tres coches en la calle.	WRONG!

Hope this helps!

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