Describir un lugar: ser, estar, hay

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In Spanish, to say "there is" and "there are" when expressing the existence of something. The word "hay" is used for both singular and plural forms to indicate the existence or presence of something. It is an impersonal verb, so it does not change based on the subject. Example:
(There is a table in the room.) singular
(There are many books in the library.) plural

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hay

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What phrase can you use in Spanish to express that something is not present or available? It can be translated to English as 'there is not' or 'there are not,' but it can also imply 'there isn't any' or 'there aren't any' in certain contexts.

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no hay

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How do you say "has" in Spanish? The dog has four legs. My house has a kitchen and 2 bathrooms.

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tiene

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In Spanish, the verb "have" is used to describe attributes or features of animals, places, and more. For example, in the sentence "The parks have gardens." From the following options, which one correctly translates "they have"?

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tienen

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How do you say "you have in Spanish? you have an insect!

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tienes

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How do you say "Do you have in Spanish? Do you have ...?

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¿Tienes?

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How do you say "I have in Spanish? you use talk about you. I have two cats and one dog.

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tengo

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Virginia Beach __una ciudad grande y turistica.

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es

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Virginia Beach __ en cerca de Norfolk.

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esta

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¿Cómo se dice "city"?

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la ciudad