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Profesor: estudiante:
Juan Isaac Espinoza
Marzo, 2020.
March, 24th 2020.
Teacher: Lcdo. Juan Romero.
English class.
Present perfect tense. (Presente perfecto).
Es un tiempo que usamos particularmente para hablar de una acción que comenzó en el
pasado pero continúa en el presente. Se forma con el auxiliar have o has, dependiendo del
sujeto de la oración, más el participio pasado de los verbos. El participio pasado de un
verbo son aquellos que en español tienen las terminaciones: ado, ido. Por ejemplo: hablado,
comido.
Ejemplos:
1) I have eaten fish whole day.
a) Yo he comido pescado durante el día.
b) Have I eaten fish whole day?
c) Yes, you have.
d) Yes, you have eaten fish whole day
e) No, you haven´t.
f) No, you haven´t eaten fish whole day.
2) They have watched TV during the night.
a) Ellos han visto televisión durante la noche.
b) Have they watched TV during the night?
c) Yes, they have.
d) Yes, they have watched TV during the night.
e) No, they haven´t.
f) No, they haven´t watched TV during the night.
3) She has spoken French in the trip.
a) Ella ha estado hablado francés en el viaje.
b) Has she spoken French in the trip?
c) Yes, she has.
d) Yes, she has spoken French in the trip.
e) No, she hasn´t.
f) No, she hasn´t spoken French in the trip.
4) These girls have looked at you for a long time.
a) Estas muchachas te han visto por un largo tiempo.
b) Have these girls looked at you for a long time?
c) Yes, They have.
Yes, they have looked at me for a long time.
d) No, they haven´t.
No, they haven´t looked at me for a long time.
5) That boy has worked at the supermarket.
a) Ese muchacho ha trabajado en el supermercado.
b) Has that boy worked at the supermarket?
c) Yes, he has.
d) Yes, he has worked at the supermarket.
e) No, he hasn´t.
f) No, he hasn´t worked at the supermarket.