3.1: Presente Perfecto

3.1: Presente Perfecto

By Mary Arellano

​The Spanish present perfect tense is generally used for descriptions of completed events or actions with a specific endpoint in time that are relevant or have taken place immediately before the present moment. Use the present perfect to make a comment about the present state of affairs for someone regarding a completed action from the past.

Multiple Choice

Yo/haber

• he

• has

• hemos

• ha

• han

Multiple Choice

Nosotros/haber

• he

• has

• hemos

• ha

• han

Multiple Choice

TU/haber

• he

• has

• hemos

• ha

• han

Multiple Choice

Juana la cubana/haber

• he

• has

• hemos

• ha

• han

Multiple Choice

Yo/haber +querer +comer tacos.

• Yo he querido comer tacos.

• Yo has querido comer tacos.

• Yo hemos querido comer tacos.

• Yo has querido comer tacos.

Multiple Choice

Tu/haber +jugar baloncesto.

• Tu has jugado baloncesto

• Tu he jugado baloncesto.

• T

• Yo has querido comer tacos.

Multiple Choice

Cierto o Falso: The present perfect inddicative generally is used to talk about what someone did in the future.

• Cierto

• Falso

​The Auxiliary verbs in Spanish are: Haber, Tener, Ser, Estar