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used after a verb to show that someone has something or is in a particular state

tener, ser, estar

• have sth

Collocations have an idea · have a problem

• I've got a headache.

  Tengo dolor de cabeza.

used to say that someone has had an experience or done something

tener, haber experimentado, haber hecho

• have sth

Collocations have a holiday · have an accident

• She's had a baby.

  Ha tenido un bebé.

used as a contracted form of have in the present perfect tense, especially after pronouns or question words

he tenido, ha tenido, han tenido

• ? + ɪve

• Have you ever been to Spain?

  ¿Has estado alguna vez en España?

used as a contracted form of have in the present perfect continuous tense, especially after pronouns or question words

he estado teniendo, ha estado teniendo, han estado teniendo

• ? + ɪve

• Have you been waiting long?

  ¿Has estado esperando mucho tiempo?

used as a contracted form of have in the past perfect tense, especially after pronouns or question words

había tenido

• ? + ɪve

• Had you seen the film before?

  ¿Habías visto la película antes?

used as a contracted form of have in the past perfect continuous tense, especially after pronouns or question words

había estado teniendo

• ? + ɪve

• Had you been working all day?

  ¿Habías estado trabajando todo el día?

used as a contracted form of have in the future perfect tense, especially after pronouns or question words

habrá tenido

• ? + ɪve

• Will you have finished by then?

  ¿Habrá terminado para entonces?

used as a contracted form of have in the future perfect continuous tense, especially after pronouns or question words

habrá estado teniendo

• ? + ɪve

• Will you have been working for a long time?

  ¿Habrá estado trabajando durante mucho tiempo?