Hola Nicole
Yes, if you want to say it in the past then it would be either "Había..." or "Hubo.
Have a look at these two lessons:
"There was"/"there were" in Spanish: había
and
"There was"/"there were": hubo
Using one or the other will depend on whether it is more descriptive (había) or it is more of a completed action (hubo)
Saludos
Inma
Hello Inma,
How many other variations of this term would there be beyond the past? Does that mean there could be: "there will be", etc.
Thank you,
Nicole
Hola Nicole,
There are lots of variations, you can use it in all tenses:
There is/are = hay
There was/were = había or hubo
There will be = habrá
There has been = ha habido
etc
Inma
Hello Inma,
Thank you so much for your patience and reply.
I was wondering, is there a way I can find my questions and answers received within my page when I'm logged in? When I tried to log in on this page here (from the link in the email to me) , I lost this page with its questions, and despite looking for them in various areas, i.e. in the lessons themselves, or in the Q & A Forum section, (I went through a few pages, but still couldn't find mine. ---Must admit there are 475!!!) I did see another of mine, but not this one.
So how do I access my questions and answers easily from my logged in page?
Thank you.
Nicole
PS: I did search in the "search" area but did not find an answer.
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