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niminmi315
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TipsyCocoa
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Has is current and had is past tense.
English has problems.
My car has new seats.
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25 sep 2016
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El verbohavesignifica tener. Se escribehaspara las terceras personas: He has (él tiene), She has (ella tiene) y It has (eso tiene). Y se escribehavepara las otras personas: I have (yo tengo), You have (tú tienes), We have (nosotros tenemos), You have (ustedes tienen) y They have (ellos tienen).
He has a new car. (Él tiene un auto nuevo)I have one sister and four brothers. (Yo tengo una hermana y cuatro hermanos)You and he have many things in common. (Tú y él tienen muchas cosas en común)She has an old wristwatch. (Ella tiene un viejo reloj de pulso)I have blue eyes. (Yo tengo ojos azules)They have many friends in Germany. (Ellos tienen muchos amigos en Alemania)He has a headache. (Él tiene un dolor de cabeza)
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RodrigoUmbraGamer
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have is when you or a group possess something or own it.
had is used in general for when someone or a group owned something in the past.
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Laries_28
25 sep 2016
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had Se puede expresar unanecesidad imperiosao unaobligación ineludibleentiempo pasado (past tense)conhad to.Had tose puede traducir como el pasado detener que.
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She had totake the children with her to Houston. (Ella tenía quellevar a los niños con ella a Houston)You had to learn at least five new words every day.(Tú tenías que aprender al menos cinco palabras cada día)You had tocall her yesterday. (Tú la tenías que llamar ayer)You had tosee her yesterday. (Tú tenías que verla ayer)They had tohelp you with your work. (Ellos tenían que ayudarte con tu trabajo)
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RodrigoUmbraGamer
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@Laries_28: no creo que el hable español ya que aparece que el habla chino simplificado nativamente
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TipsyCocoa
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Has is current and has is past tense.
Has;
English has problems.
My car has new seats.
The dog has a scar on his face.
Had;
I had a very old car.
You had a watch.
They had good food!
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Laries_28
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es que como pregunto en español :/
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@Laries_28: la App tiene la pregunta pre-fabricada asi que se traduce automaticamente con las preferencias de tu telefono
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This year I have $10000 in my savings account. Last year I only had $1000. My brother has five times as much savings as I do.
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