how to: present perfect

True or false: Haber means “to have”

• true

• false

Present perfect verbs are very similar to past participle verbs, except....

• One makes a longer sentence than the other

• Past participles always describe what the speaker did

• Present perfect can only end in -ado or -ido

• Present perfect can only end in -ada or -ida

What is the correct conjugation of Haber?

• habo habamos

  habas

  haba haban

• ha hamos

  hes

  he hen

• habo habemos

  habes

  habe haben

• he hemos

  has

  ha han

which sentence has correct placement of the conjugated haber verb?

• yo he abierto la puerta

• he yo abierto la puerta

• yo abierto he la puerta

• la puerta he abierto yo

true or false: a general present perfect sentence would translate to “______ have/has done something”

• true

• false

true or false: a present perfect sentence in Spanish is formed “haber verb+subject+past participle verb”

• true

• false

how is a present perfect sentence in Spanish formed?

• haber verb + subject + past participle verb

• subject + haber verb + past participle verb

• past participle verb + subject + haber verb

• haber verb + past participle verb + subject

Can you separate the haber verb from the past participle verb? (Ex: he escrito)

• yes

• no

Which of these qualifies as an irregular verb?

• comprado

• vivido

• Cerrado

• Abierto

what makes a verb regular?

• the use of -ado or -ido at the end of the verb (respectfully to -ar and -er/-ir verbs)

• Whether the subject is masculine or feminine

• the subject being used with the verb

• It’s bland personality