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What is the difference between Present Perfect, Perfect, and Imperfect?

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For example:

Present Perfect: He tenido un libro

Perfect: tuve un libro

Imperfect: tenía un libro

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updated DIC 21, 2009
posted by sadeg
Thank you, that helps some. But do you know how to use each one? What also confuses me is under what circumstances would I use each one? - sadeg, DIC 21, 2009

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I have had the book. (present perfect) I had the book. (perfect or preterito) I was having/used to have/had the book. (imperfect)

I think this is correct. Please anyone correct me if i am wrong!!

updated DIC 21, 2009
posted by mike123587
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Hi Sadeq, and welcome to the forum.

Have a look at this verb conjugattor - it will give you the English translation of each conjugation and may help to make things clearer for you.

Mike's translations are perfect smile

updated DIC 21, 2009
posted by sheila-foster
Thanks sheila!!!! - mike123587, DIC 20, 2009
Thank you, that is a very handy tool. - sadeg, DIC 21, 2009
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