He, e or eh

He, e or eh?

I have is a conjugation of verb "to have" (I have finished dinner). AND is a copulative conjunction that is used in place of “and” in front of words that begin with I or hi- (Cielo and hell). Hey is an interjection that is usually used to get someone's attention (¡Hey, careful!).

The words he, e and eh are homophones because they have the same sound, but they are written differently and their meanings are different. For example: ¡Hey!, never i have gone to Miguel's house and Isabel.

When is each used?

Sentences with "he"

1. I have here the best pianist of all time.
2. I have been to Spain many times for work.
3. I have to change my computer, because it does not work very well.
4. Helo here, ready to help you with your work.
5. I have to look better where I walk, so I don't stumble.
6. I have eaten many stews, but this is the best.
7. Were you looking for your wool? Helas there, in the drawer.
8. I have I've seen a lot of movies this month, because I'm doing a film course.
9. I have said everything he had to say at the meeting.
10. I have to change these shoes, because I have small.

Sentences with "e"

1. The central theme of the book is a study on politics and ideology.
2. Will Pedro come to dinner and Irene?
3. I'm going to write the letter again, because it's messy and unreadable.
4. Ricardo is a writer and comic illustrator.
5. Bears are out of their cave in spring and summer and they hibernate in winter.
6. Do you know the difference between diphthong and hiatus?
7. This soup has squash and fennels.
8. I am anxious and undecided with the trip.
9. He thought the situation well and did the right thing.
10. We buy books and comics to read on the flight.

Sentences with "eh"

1. ¡Hey, you dropped something from your bag!
2. ¿Hey? I did not understand what you said.
3. ¡Hey, little cat! Here is the food.
4. Let me know when the package arrives,Hey?
5. ¿HeyDid you say that it started to rain?
6. ¡HeyMiguel, how long without seeing you!
7. ¡Hey, you, this is the train station!
8. ¿Hey, who calls?
9. ¡Hey! Careful! There is a well in the street.
10. ¿HeyWho do you say will win the championship?

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