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Ten sentences to choose between hay and está or están, the classic beginners' doubt when saying where things are. You see it with articles, numbers, negatives and questions.
9–10¡Enhorabuena! This topic is solid. Try the next test of your level.
6–8A good base with a few gaps. Review the materials below and try again in a few days.
0–5No pasa nada: that's exactly what the A1 materials are for. Start with the list below.
To say that something exists, without saying which one: Hay una farmacia en este barrio, Hay tres estudiantes. It goes with un or una, numbers, mucho, poco or no article.
To locate something specific and known: La Puerta del Sol está en el centro, Tus libros están en la mesa. It goes with el, la, los, las, possessives and names.
Both: hay never changes. Hay un perro and hay muchos perros. Está does change: el perro está, los perros están.
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