Confusing Indicative and Subjunctive

'Hayamos' is the special form of the verb *haber* used when we are talking about what 'we' do, but only in the Subjunctive Mood (for wishes, doubts, emotions, or uncertainty).

The 'We' Subjunctive Form

You use 'hayamos' as the helper verb, followed immediately by the Past Participle (the '-ado' or '-ido' form) of the main action verb: *Hayamos estudiado* (That we have studied).

Forming the Perfect Tense

Look for signal phrases like *Espero que* (I hope that), *Dudo que* (I doubt that), or *Me alegra que* (It makes me happy that) to know you likely need 'hayamos' for a completed action.

The Signal Words

Extremely common as an auxiliary verb, essential for forming the 'we' form of all perfect (completed) tenses in the subjunctive mood.

Learn the meaning and correct usage of the Spanish verb form 'hayamos,' the 'we' form of the Present Subjunctive of 'haber,' essential for forming compound tenses like the Present Perfect Subjunctive.

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Complete Conjugation Tables

🔄 Conjugations

indicative

present

future

imperfect

conditional

preterite

imperative

negative

affirmative

subjunctive

present

imperfect

Practice Conjugations