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The Present Perfect Talking about recent events
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El presente perfecto. ¿Qué es el presente perfecto? Se forma el presente perfecto usando el verbo haber y el participio pasado.
Present Perfect he hemos has habéis hahan + -ado for –ar verbs and –ido for –er/-ir verbs.
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III. U6L1 Present Perfect He jugado afuera Has dado una vuelta conmigo Ha dormido en la cama Me han hecho la comida*
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Háganlo ahora Escriban las palabras en español: To reserve To organize
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El presente perfecto Sra. Ward. The present perfect tense is formed in the following way: Present tense of haber hehemos hashabéis hahan Free powerpoint.
El presente perfecto. ¿Qué es el presente perfecto? The present perfect is formed by combining a helping verb (“have” or “has”) with the past participle.
El Presente Perfecto del Indicativo
PAST PARTICIPLE PRESENT PERFECT. Regular Past Participle Ar verbs: drop the ar and replace it with ado Hablar  hablado Er verbs: drop the er and replace.
PRESENT PERFECT Present Participle Present Participle = (Helping Verb + Participle) TO HAVE + ___ ED.
El presente perfecto ¿Qué ha pasado?. ¿Por qué? Use the present perfect (el presente perfecto) to talk about actions that have taken place up ‘til now.
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PRESENTE PERFECTO: repaso. What are we saying in English when we use the PRESENTE PERFECTO? Have or has done something.
The Spanish PLUPERFECT TENSE What does this tense mean? How do I use haber for this tense? AIMS: To learn how to recognise regular and irregular pluperfect.
How to form it. How to use it.
The Perfect Tense. How do you form the perfect? The perfect tense is formed by using the correct form of the helping verb (haber) together with the past.
Present Perfect he hemos has ha han
PRESENT PERFECT. THE PRESENT PERFECT The present perfect indicates an action that has taken place. It brings the action right up to the present. In English:
Los Perfectos.
The present perfect tense Describing what has or has not happened.
¿Recuerdas? ¿Recuerdas lo que es el “present progressive”? ¿Qué es el “present participle”? Estoy hablando. Estás corriendo. Estamos escribiendo. ¿Recuerdas.
El presente perfecto Español III Capítulo
He buceado y he corrido las olas. Tú y yo hemos jugado al vólibol.
El presente perfecto.
El presente perfecto ¿Qué es el presente perfecto? The present perfect is formed by combining a helping verb (“have” or “has”) with the past participle.
El presente perfecto Español III Capítulo 4. ¿Qué es el presente perfecto? The present perfect is tense formed by combining a helping verb (“have” or.
El presente perfecto The present perfect: have, has + verb(ed) have, has + past participle.
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Present Perfect Spanish 3 Honors. Present Perfect The present perfect is used to describe an action that was completed in the very recent past. It is.
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Past Participles: Formation. To form Past Participles of -ar verbs, change the ending to -ado. hablar - hablado trabajar - trabajado cerrar - cerrado.
El presente perfecto. The present perfect Used to refer to actions that occurred in the past and still occur today. The price of gasoline has risen the.
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Español 3-3 Sra. Carpinella. Haber  to have (only with other verbs) Past Participle  For an –ar verb, drop the –ar and add ado  For an –er or –ir verb,
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The Perfect Tenses By Jami Sipe I have walked. Paul and Joan have bought a new car. We have spoken. The Present Perfect The present perfect tense in.
El Presente Perfecto.  The present perfect tense is used to say what a person has done.  In English, the verb “has” is an auxillary (helping verb) and.
Unidad 3 Lección 1 ¿Adónde vamos de vacaciones?. Objectivos »Be able to use the following structures: »Past participle »Present perfect and past perfect.
El presente perfecto (the present perfect). -A tense that is used to say what a person has done. -A tense that is used to say what a person has done.
El presente perfecto Talking about recent events in the past.
Perfect Tenses (Los tiempos perfectos) Haber + past participle = To have done something I have eaten. Yo he comido.
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Los tiempos perfectos ¿Qué son los Tiempos compuestos.
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Review of Vocabulary to plant to grow to improve to get worse to change _________________ 1.
Haber  to have (only with other verbs) Past Participle  For an –ar verb, drop the –ar and add ado  For an –er or –ir verb, drop the –er or –ir and add.