How to conjugate Haber in Spanish

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Table of Contents

• Introduction
• Indicative tenses of Haber
• • Haber in the Indicative Present
  • Haber in the Indicative Preterite
  • Haber in the Indicative Imperfect
  • Haber in the Indicative Present Continuous
  • Haber in the Indicative Informal Future
  • Haber in the Indicative Future
  • Haber in the Indicative Conditional
  • Haber in the Indicative Present Perfect
  • Haber in the Indicative Past Perfect
  • Haber in the Indicative Future Perfect
  • Haber in the Indicative Conditional Perfect
  • Haber in the Subjunctive Present
  • Haber in the Subjunctive Imperfect
  • Haber in the Subjunctive Future
  • Haber in the Subjunctive Present Perfect
  • Haber in the Subjunctive Past Perfect
  • Haber in the Subjunctive Future Perfect
  • Haber in the Imperative Affirmative
  • Haber in the Imperative Negative

  Introduction

  Haber is the Spanish verb meaning "to have". It is a very unique verb in that it is used in compound tenses as an auxiliary, meaning that is comes before the main verb in the sentence and is used to set the main verbs' tense or mood. For example: He estado (I have been), hemos comido (we have eaten). It is also very commonly used as an impersonal verb, to say "there is / there are". For example: Hay mucho chocolate en el armario. (There is a lot of chocolate in the press).

  Item	Spanish	English
  Infinitive	haber	to have (auxiliary)
  Past participle	habido	had
  Gerund	habiendo	having

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