30 Examples of Avia and had

Avía is a conjugated form of the verb “avian” ( The mother aviates everything necessary for the trip ). There was , for its part, derived from the verb “have” ( He left because there was nothing else to talk about ).

The words “avia” and “had” are homophones , that is, they sound phonetically the same but their meaning is different and they are written differently. In orality, when hearing any of these forms, we may not be certain of what their writing is, so sometimes confusion can be generated.

When is each used?

• Avia . It is the verb “avian” conjugated in the present indicative mood , and appears in the second person formal and in the third person, both singular (you, he and she). It refers to arranging, preparing, composing, arranging something for a trip, and it can also mean dressing food. For example: The young man walks the house while his mother prepares dinner.
• There were . It is the verb “to have” conjugated in the past imperfect or copreterite , and it appears in almost all people of the singular (I, you, he and she). It can function as an auxiliary verb (followed by a participle) to form compound infinitives or as a verb to denote the existence of something. For example: it never had felt so good.

• See also: I just finished

Examples of sentences with “avía”

1. The young woman was excited before going out with her friends.
2. The cook aviates the fish in an exceptional way.
3. The young man lays out sandwiches for the trip, while his partner finishes getting ready.
4. Air your room if you want to invite your friends.
5. The actress was excited before going out to talk to the press.
6. My mother loved food like no one else.
7. The young man Avia very carefully every time you have an appointment.
8. Children, go up to the car while his father Avia suitcases.
9. Put your luggage and then we leave.
10. If you don’t pack your things quickly, you will miss your flight.

Examples of sentences with “had”

1. We couldn’t have lunch in the restaurant because there were too many people.
2. That night he realized that he had found the love of his life.
3. It was so windy that we had to leave the beach.
4. He had never imagined that things would end like this.
5. When they moved away from the coast, he realized he no longer had back.
6. He had made too much sacrifice to throw it all away.
7. They tried to contact her, but she had already left her house.
8. There was a cloud in the sky that announced a storm.
9. She had fallen in love with him almost without realizing it.
10. At my grandmother’s house, there were always lots of sweets.
11. He had wanted to be a doctor since he was a child, and with determination he succeeded.
12. Only after parting ways did he realize that he had been unhappy for many years.
13. There were too many waves in the sea and the lifeguard wouldn’t let us swim.
14. I thought I had tipped you off tonight’s dinner, but I was wrong.
15. The boy had learned to swim with the help of his father.
16. That night was magical because there was a full moon.
17. He had studied all his life to be able to follow his vocation.
18. When he got to the doctor, there were four people in the waiting room.
19. The weather had gotten tense and they decided to get out of there.
20. Before, in our planet, there were dinosaurs.

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