In chapter
7 we already discussed the compound tenses.
Normally the Spanish and the English form the compound tenses (present perfect / perfecto
and past perfect / plusquamperfecto) according
to the same model. A conjugated form of the modal verb haber (to have)
+ perfect participle.
Perfecto des Verbs.
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subject |
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+ form of
to have/haber + |
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+ perfect
participle |
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I |
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have |
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eaten |
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yo |
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he |
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comido |
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