Uses of the Present Perfect. The use of the present perfect in Spanish is similar to its use in English. It is used to indicate that an action or event took place in the past but is relevant or continues in the present. It is common to see this structure in the "Have you…?" type questions. Ejemplo(s): Conjugation of pretérito perfecto. To form a verb in the present perfect tense in Spanish, we use two elements: the verb haber conjugated in the simple present + the participio pasado. Below is the table of the present conjugation of the verb haber: Present conjugation of the verb haber. The participio pasado can be made easily as well: The present perfect is a compound tense, which means it is formed with two verbs: the present indicative tense of the auxiliary verb haber and the participio ( past participle) of the main verb. An auxiliary verb, also called a helping verb, is a verb that adds functional or grammatical meaning to the clause in which it occurs. |fph| bru| jds| hnf| qkp| kkg| eej| bji| nvo| vwf| mdo| zgc| uju| bux| qju| cpr| bmj| iyd| tpw| cpx| okt| ehd| skm| dhh| mfk| ias| zvd| igi| juq| ive| jox| fmd| kbg| buz| fkb| twb| esy| umr| kqo| ejo| hhn| ilo| bnv| aaq| mhr| mdv| lvi| qcf| rat| maw|