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Usar de haber y ser
"Ahora empieza a haber más turismo en la ciudad."
¿Por qué no: Ahora empieza a ser más turismo en la ciudad?
Jun 9, 2012 5:30 PM
Answers · 5
SER is used to explain things that you are.
Ex: Yo SOY un maestro (I'm a teacher)
ESTAR is used for actions, or conditions and also means: to be somewhere.
Ex:
- Yo ESTOY leyendo un libro. (I'm reading a book)
-Yo ESTABA cansado en ese momento. (I was tired at that moment)
-Yo ESTOY en la casa de un amigo.
HABER is used for describing things that are,were or are going to be at a period of time, the equivalent is: there+ is/are. Also used for conjugations in the past becoming the equivalent to HAVE in compound conjugations.
Hope is useful :)
June 9, 2012
Muchas gracias.
June 10, 2012
Me gustaria aprender ingles y con gusto te ayudaria con tu español. un saludo
June 10, 2012
El haber en ese caso particular, es similar a "hay mas turismo". Ademas es mas adecuado para referirse a un sitio. En español se diferencia sutilmente. Ademas el verbo "SER" significa EXISTIR.
http://matice.insa-lyon.fr/lapagina/index.php?id_page=2111&lang=2
Se usa "HABER" con un objeto indeterminado (un, una, unos, unas) o cuando aparece una cantidad.
http://spanish.mester.com/grammar.php?niv=1&uni=7&sec=0
June 10, 2012
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