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Exercise A1
Regular verbs. Type in the verbs in the perfect tense.
- (jugar/nosotros) al mus.[We played mus. (a Spanish card game)]|verb haber in the 1st person plural + ado-participle
- ¿Qué nota (sacar/tú) en el examen?[What grade did you get on the test?]|verb haber in the 2nd person singular + ado-participle
- ¿(comer/vosotros) ya?[Have you already eaten?]|verb haber in the 2nd person plural + ido-participle
- Me (tocar) unas entradas para el cine.[I’ve won a couple of tickets to the movies.]|To note: this is a different construction in Spanish! (literally: The tickets to the movies “hit” me.)|verb haber in the 3rd person plural (the tickets = subject) + ado-participle
- El árbitro (pitar) el final del primer tiempo.[The referee blew the whistle for halftime.]|verb haber in the 3rd person singular + ado-participle
Irregular verbs. Type in the verbs in the perfect tense.
- El grupo (volver) de su gira americana.[The group has returned from their American tour.]|verb haber in the 3rd person singular + participle|see List of irregular verbs
- Te (decir/yo) cien veces que vengas.[I’ve told you a hundred times that you ought to come.]|verb haber in the 1st person singular + participle
- Esta mañana no (hacer/nosotros) las camas.[This morning we didn’t make our beds.]|verb haber in the 1st person plural + participle|see List of irregular verbs
- Los comercios (abrir) a las diez.[The shops open at ten.]|verb haber in the 3rd person plural + participle|see List of irregular verbs
- Alberto (imprimir) sus apuntes esta tarde.[Alberto printed out his transcripts this afternoon.]|verb haber in the 3rd person singular + participle|see List of irregular verbs
All verbs. Type in the verbs in the perfect tense.
- Esta mañana (desayunar/yo) un café y una tostada.[This morning I had coffee and toast for breakfast.]|verb haber in the 1st person singular + ado-participle
- ¿Todavía no (poner/tú) la mesa?[Have you not yet set the table?]|verb haber in the 2nd person singular + participle|see List of irregular verbs
- Nunca (escribir/vosotros) un poema.[You’ve never written a poem.]|verb haber in the 2nd person plural + participle|see List of irregular verbs
- Todos los periódicos (publicar) la misma noticia.[All the papers published the same news article.]|verb haber in the 3rd person plural + ado-participle
- En el accidente (morir) decenas de personas.[Dozens of people died in the accident.]|verb haber in the 3rd person plural + participle|see List of irregular verbs