El Presente Perfecto

Present perfect is used to communicate _______

• What someone did yesterday

• What someone used to do when they were a little kid

• What someone has done at some point in the past

• What someone will do in the future

It is sometimes OK to put another word in between haber (he/has/ha/hemos/han) and the past participle when using presente perfecto

• CIERTO - it is OK, like when you put the word "no" or a reflexive pronoun or something like that

• FALSO - YOU MUST NEVER EVER DO THIS

Which is the correction conjugation for “haber” for presente perfecto?

• Habo, habes, habe, habemos, haben

• Haba, habas, haba, habamos, haban

• He, has, ha, hemos, han

To form the past participle of a regular verb

(Step 2 in present perfect) what do I do?

• drop the ending off and then add either ADO/IDO

• drop the ending off and then add an impersonal se at the beginning

• What is a past participle?

Translate: Yo he estudiado español por tres años.

• I studied Spanish for three years.

• I used to study Spanish for three years.

• I study Spanish for three years.

• I have studied Spanish for three years.

Using haber + ver* —> conjugate to “you have seen”

• Has vido

• Has visto

• Has viste

• Hes vido

En tu opinión, ¿cuál es correcta? Select all that apply based on your opinion

• Eli es idéntica a José

• Eli es más guapo que José

• Eli necesita una chiva (goatee)

Translate: Los estudiantes han hecho la tarea de español.

• The students did their homework.

• The students are doing their homework.

• The students will do their homework.

• The students have done their homework.

¿Cuántas (how many) veces tú has recibido detención?

• No he recibido detención

• He recibido detención 1-2 veces

• He recibido detención 3-4 veces

• He recibido detención muchísimo

Using haber + decir* conjugate to —> he has told/said

• Ha decido

• Ha dicho

• He dicho

• Ha decado