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Exercise B2
Regular verbs. Type in the verbs in the preterite perfect.
- En cuanto (dejar/ella) de fumar, Cristina se sintió como nueva.[As soon as Cristina had quit smoking, she felt like a new person.]|verb haber in the indefinido, 3rd person singular + ar-participle
- Tan pronto como (coger/yo) al bebé en mis brazos, entró la enfermera para llevárselo.[I had just started holding the baby when the nurse arrived to take it away.]|verb haber in the indefinido, 1st person singular + er-participle
- Una vez (vaciar/ellos) sus vasos, se levantaron al unísono.[After they had emptied their glasses, they all stood up at once.]|verb haber in the indefinido, 3rd person plural + ar-participle
- La multitud se dispersó apenas (llegar) la policía.[The crowd dispersed as soon as the police had arrived.]|verb haber in the indefinido, 3rd person singular + ar-participle
- En cuanto (leer/yo) la noticia, salí corriendo.[As soon as I had read the message, I hurried off.]|verb haber in the indefinido, 1st person singular + er-participle
Irregular verbs. Type in the verbs in the preterite perfect.
- Apenas (abrir/yo) la puerta, la sirena se puso a sonar.[I had hardly opened the door when the alarm went off.]|verb haber in the indefinido, 1st person singular + irregular participle form
- En cuanto (descubrir/ellos) el barco, llamaron a la guardia costera.[As soon as they had found the boat, they called the coastguard.]|verb haber in the indefinido, 3rd person plural + irregular participle form
- Una vez (ver/nosotros) de qué se trataba, corrimos a contároslo.[Once we had seen what was going on, we ran off to tell you.]|verb haber in the indefinido, 1st person plural + irregular participle form
- Apenas (morir) el dictador, la gente salió a celebrarlo.[The dictator had hardly died before the people went out to celebrate it.]|verb haber in the indefinido, 3rd person singular + irregular participle form
- En cuanto (volver/vosotros) de vuestro viaje, fuimos a visitaros.[As soon as you had returned from your journey, we came to visit you.]|verb haber in the indefinido, 2nd person plural + irregular participle form