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60 ETYMOLOGY AND SYNTAX. Yo haya, I may have. tú hayas, thou mayest have. él haya, he may have. él hubiera. hubieras, hubiera, Subjunctive Mode. Present Tense. I Nosotros hayamos. We may have, vosotros hayáis, you may have, ellos hayan, they may have. Imperfect Tense. Singular. hubiese, habría, hubieses, hubiese, Plural. habrías, habría, I should, might, would have, thou shouldst, &c. he should, &c. Nosotros hubiéramos, hubiésemos, habríamos, "We should, &c. have, vosotros hubierais, hubieseis, habríais, you should, &c. have, ellos hubieran, hubiesen, habrían, they should, &c. have. Future Tense.
Present Tense. Tengo, I have, tienes, thou hast, tiene, he has. tenemos, we have. tenéis, you have. tienen, they have. Past Imperfect Tense. Tenia, I had. tenías, thou hadst. tenia, he had. teníamos, "we had. teníais, you had. tenían, they had. Past Perfect Tense. Tuve, I had. tuviste, thou hadst. tuvo, he had. tuvimos, we had. tuvisteis, you had. tuvieron, they had. Future Tense. Tendré, I shall or will have, tendrás, thou shalt or wilt have, tendrá, he shall or will have, tendremos, we shall or will have. tendréis, you shall or will have. tendrán, they shall or will have. CONJUGATIOJí OF VERBS. 61 Indicative Mode. Compound of the Present. He tenido, I have had. has tenido, thou hast had. ha tenido, he has had. hemos tenido, we have had. habéis tenido, you have had. han tenido, they have had. Subjunctive Mode. Imperfect Tense. Compound of the Past Imperfect. Había tenido, I had had. habías tenido, thou hadst had. había tenido, he had had. habíamos tenido, we had had. habíais tenido, you had had. habían tenido, they had had. Compound of the Past Perfect. Hube tenido, I had had. hubiste tenido, thou hadst had, hubo tenido, he had had. hubimos tenido, we had had. hubisteis tenido, you had had. hubieron tenido, they had had. Compound of the Future. Habré tenido, I shall have had. iiabrás tenido, thou shalt, &c. habra tenido, he shall, &c. habremos tenido, we shall, &c. habréis tenido, you shall, &c. habrán tenido, they shall, &c. Compound of the Present. Haya tenido, I may have had. hayas tenido, thou mayest, &c. haya tenido, he may, &c. hayamos tenido, we may, &c. hayáis tenido, you may, &c. hayan tenido, they may, &c. Tuviera, tuviese, tendría, I should, might, or would have, tuvieras, tuvieses, tendrías, thou shouldst, mightest, &c.
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A GRAMMAR OF THE SPANISH LANGUAGE.
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