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La Palabra "Hay"

 

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Old December 05, 2009, 01:16 AM
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Originally Posted by laepelba View Post
This is all very helpful - I have continued to have difficulty with "hay", as many of you have pointed out to me.

There is one statement you used here as an example that I don't understand. Will someone please explain to me the statement that I quoted above....? THANKS!
Future perfect tense:

He will have left ...

(Irma, no estoy seguro como acabar la traducción. ¿Significa que habrá salido ya de la oficina (o lo que sea)? No recuerdo haber visto jamás "salir de" + infinitivo).
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