'Haber' As an Auxiliary Verb: It's Perfect! [1/8]

http://www.esaudio.net/grammar 'Haber' As an Auxiliary Verb: It's Perfect! Perfect Tenses Indicate Completed Actions "Haber" is an irregular verb that means "to have" in the sense of having done something, or "there is" or "there are". It is used mostly as an auxilliary verb to form the perfect compound tenses (has/had done, etc.) This video will teach you all you need to know about this amazing verb. Find more free lessons like this one at: http://www.esaudio.net/grammar