Present perfect subjunctive This is the verb AFTER haber Los tiempos perfectos Present perfect Pluperfect Future perfect Conditional perfect Present perfect subjunctive Past participle This is the verb AFTER haber -Recently taken place -“have / has” -used to indicate an action that had preceded another action -will have taken place by some future time -would have taken place -good for excuses -WEIRDO verb is in the present or future -refers to a past action -AR= ado (hablado) -ER = ido (comido) -IR - ido (vivido) The past participle does not change regardless of tense or subject. Hemos estudiado mucho We have studied a lot Había llegado antes mis padres me llamaron. I had arrived before my parents called me. Antes de mi muerte, habré recorrido el mundo. Before my death, I will have traveled the world. Habríamos ido a la fietsa, pero teníamos que estudiar el español. We would have gone to the party, but we had to study Spanish. Esperamos que Lanks nos haya comprado dulces hoy. We hope Lanks has bought us candy today. Ellos han estudiado. They have studied. Ellos habían estudiado. They had studied. Ellos habrán estudiado They will have studied. Irregular participles Abrir Cubrir Decir Descubrir Devolver Escribir Hacer Imprimir Morir Poner Resolver Romper Satisfacer Ver Volver