Haber

Question 1

Abrir

Answer 1

Abierto (opened)

Question 2

Decir

Answer 2

Dicho (said)

Question 3

Escribir

Answer 3

Escrito (written)

Question 4

Hacer

Answer 4

Hecho (done/made)

Question 5

Poner

Answer 5

Puesto (put/placed)

Question 6

Romper

Answer 6

Roto (broken)

Question 7

Ver

Answer 7

Visto (seen)

Question 8

Volver

Answer 8

Vuelto (returned)

Question 9

To try (food, clothing)

Answer 9

Probado

¿Has probado el pollo?
Have you tried the chicken?

Question 10

Ir

Answer 10

Ido (gone)

¿Has ido a la tienda?

Question 11

María had read the book

Answer 11

María había leído el libro

Question 12

María había comido la pizza

Answer 12

María had eaten the pizza

Question 13

Hay café

Answer 13

¿Is there coffee?

Si, hay.

Question 14

¿Hay fresas?

Answer 14

¿Are there strawberries?

Si, hay. Yes, there is.

Question 15

¿Hay mesas?
Are there any tables?

Si, hay. Yes, there are.

Answer 15

¿Hay mucho tráfico?
Is there a lot of traffic ?

Si, hay.

Question 16

Imperfect haber

Answer 16

When I went to the office, there was a lot of traffic.
Cuando fui a la oficina, había mucho tráfico.

Question 17

There were a lot of people in the park.

Answer 17

Hay mucha gente en el parque.

Question 18

Hubo preterite

For one thing only happened once.

Answer 18

Hubo un accidente
There was an accident

Yesterday there was a concert in the park.

Ayer hubo un concierto en el parque.

Question 19

Habrá - futuro

Answer 19

I believe there will be a lot of traffic at that time.

Creo que habrá mucho tráfico a esa hora.

Question 20

Presente subjuntivo

Answer 20

Haya
Dudo que haya más café.
I doubt there is more coffee.

Question 21

Imperfect subjunctive

Answer 21

Hubiera

Question 22

Hay que + infinitive
To have to, it is necessary.

Answer 22

Hay que estudiar para aprender.
One has to study in order to learn.

Hay que cortar el apio.
One has to cut the celery.

Hay que pensar antes de hablar.
One has to think before speaking.