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Tiempos perfectos en español

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Tiempos perfectos en español
 

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Quiz sobre perfectos y continuos

by Dannape
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El presente perfecto continuo se conjuga sin usar haber.

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El pretérito perfecto se forma con haber en presente + participio pasado.

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El pluscuamperfecto se utiliza para describir acciones futuras cercanas.

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El pretérito pluscuamperfecto describe una acción anterior a otra en el pasado.

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El pretérito perfecto se forma con llevar + participio pasado.

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El pluscuamperfecto se usa para expresar acciones que ya habían ocurrido antes de otro momento en el pasado.

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El pretérito perfecto continuo no existe en español.

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El presente perfecto indica acciones que ocurren ahora mismo sin relación con el pasado.

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El presente perfecto puede indicar acciones que ocurren en un periodo de tiempo no terminado.

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El presente perfecto continuo se forma con haber estado + gerundio.

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The present perfect is used for actions that will happen in the future.

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The present perfect continuous emphasizes duration.

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The present perfect is formed with have/has + past participle.

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They have finished their homework.

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She has went to Paris.

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She has lived in Paris since 2010.

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The present perfect continuous is formed with have/has + been + verb (base form).

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We have been waiting for two hours.

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We had finished their homework.

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I have been knowing him for years.

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