Uso del pretérito perfecto compuesto

This video tutorial from BurbujaDELEspañol teaches the pretérito perfecto compuesto in Spanish. It covers the formation using the auxiliary verb 'haber' and the past participle, including regular and irregular forms. The lesson explains the usage of this tense for actions completed in a time frame that is still relevant. Examples and practice questions are provided to reinforce learning. The video concludes with a call to action for viewers to comment on their daily activities using the tense.

What is the main focus of today's lesson?

• Learning to speak in the future tense

• Learning to speak in the conditional tense

• Learning to speak in the past tense

• Learning to speak in the present tense

Which auxiliary verb is used to form the pretérito perfecto compuesto in Spanish?

• Ser

• Haber

• Tener

• Estar

How do you form the past participle for regular -AR verbs in Spanish?

• By adding -ando

• By adding -iendo

• By adding -ado

• By adding -ido

Which of the following is an irregular past participle in Spanish?

• Visto

• Vivido

• Comido

• Hablado

What is the past participle of the verb 'poner'?

• Puesto

• Poniendo

• Ponido

• Puesto

Which of the following is NOT a rule for using the pretérito perfecto compuesto?

• The past participle is invariable

• The auxiliary verb and past participle cannot be separated

• The past participle agrees with the subject

• The auxiliary verb is always 'haber'

How should you say 'I have seen' in Spanish?

• Yo he ver

• Yo he ya visto

• Yo he visto

• Yo he visto ya

When is the pretérito perfecto compuesto used?

• For hypothetical actions

• For past actions situated in a still-present time frame

• For actions that are planned

• For actions that are ongoing

Which of the following sentences correctly uses the pretérito perfecto compuesto?

• He comido pizza esta semana

• Comí pizza esta semana

• Comía pizza esta semana

• Comeré pizza esta semana

How would you ask someone if they have ever been to Spain in Spanish?

• ¿Alguna vez has estado en España?

• ¿Alguna vez estás en España?

• ¿Alguna vez estarás en España?

• ¿Alguna vez estuviste en España?