The Present Perfect of the Subjunctive. Present Perfect of the Subjunctive The present perfect subjunctive refers to actions or situations that may have.

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1 The Present Perfect of the Subjunctive

2 Present Perfect of the Subjunctive The present perfect subjunctive refers to actions or situations that may have occurred before the action of the main verb.

3 Present Perfect of the Subjunctive Me alegro de que hayas trabajado de voluntario. I´m glad that you have worked as a volunteer. Estoy orgullosa de que Julián haya trabajado en el centro de rehabilitación. I am proud that Julian has worked in the rehabilitation center.

4 Present Perfect of the Subjunctive Ojalá que ellos hayan juntado mucho dinero. I hope that they have collected a lot of money. Siento que no hayan participado en la campaña. I´m sorry that you haven´t participated in the campaign.

5 Present Perfect of the Subjunctive To form the present perfect subjunctive, we use the present subjunctive of the verb haber with a past participle. Here are the present perfect subjunctive forms of trabajar and comer.

6 Present Perfect of the Subjunctive Haya trabajado I have worked Hayas trabajado You have worked Haya trabajado He, she, has worked/ (fo.) you have worked Hayamos trabajado We have worked Hayáis trabajado Y’all have worked Hayan trabajado They/y’all have worked

7 Present Perfect of the Subjunctive Haya comido I have eaten Hayas comido You have eaten Haya comido He, she, has eaten/ (fo.) you have eaten Hayamos comido We have eaten Hayáis comido Y’all have eaten Hayan comido They/y’all have eaten

8 Most Common Irregular Participles Abrir – abierto Decir – dicho Escribir – escrito Hacer -- hecho Morir -- muerto Poner - puesto Romper - roto Ver- visto Volver- vuelto

9 Most Common Double Vowel Participles Creer– creído Oír – oído Traer – traído Leer -- leído Caer -- caído

10 Let’s practice! Ana/olvidar Tú/perder Mis hermanos/romper Kari y yo/irse Raúl/abrir

11 Let’s practice! Ana/olvidar= Tú/perder= Mis hermanos/romper = Kari y yo/irse= Raúl/abrir= Haya olvidado Hayas perdido Hayan roto Nos hayamos ido Haya abierto