[INTERACTIVE EXERCISES] Impersonal Form «HAY» (verb «haber»)

09/11/2020 por Teresa Buendía

«HAY» (there is – there are) es la forma impersonal del verbo «haber» en presente. Si quieres saber más acerca de esta forma impersonal del verbo haber, haz clic aquí.

Es muy fácil de aprender y muy útil para hablar, sin embargo (however) muchos estudiantes de español cometen errores (make mistakes) al utilizarla.

Vamos a practicar su uso:

¿Alguna duda? (any doubts)

Escríbeme, estoy aquí para ayudarte.

Un abrazo,

Teresa

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