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The Verb "Hay" in Different Tenses (Spanish from Spain) In Spanish, the verb haber is used impersonally to mean "there is" or "there are." In the...

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If there had been more time, we would have visited the museum.

Si hubiera habido más tiempo, habríamos visitado el museo.

What a shame, I really wanted to see the temporary exhibition.

Qué lástima, me apetecía mucho ver la exposición temporal.

Do you think there will have been many complaints about the service?

¿Crees que habrá habido muchas quejas sobre el servicio?

Probably, considering the delay we experienced.

Probablemente, teniendo en cuenta el retraso que experimentamos.

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