The Conjugation of the Day (2010-04-04)

Question

The Conjugation of the Day ..... Present Perfect Tense

[English Form: Pronoun + Have /Has + Main Verb in English Past participle]

[Spanish Form: Pronoun + Verb Haber Conjugated + Main Verb in Spanish Past Participle]

These are the rules:

• Everyday, participants will be asked to write a complete conjugation (all pronouns) for the mood and tense specified.
• You must write your conjugations in both Spanish and English.
• You can use any verb, but you must keep mood and tense
• Finally you must write a sentence in English and Spanish with the verb chosen for any pronoun.
• You can post as many answers as you like.

Everyday the most voted conjugation (or more elaborated) will receive the prize to the best answer.

Please, do not forget to be generous with your voting...Thanks

Carlos - this one is too easy. :) - ian-hill, ABR 4, 2010

Yes, we need a break sometimes... - Carlos-F, ABR 4, 2010

I wonder how your form examples compare to Heidita's suggestion not to use subject pronouns? - nizhoni1, ABR 4, 2010

They are only there to help us non-native speakers - they are in brackets after all. - ian-hill, ABR 4, 2010

Haber is a very important verb. Thanks for this exercise. - Maria-Russell, ABR 5, 2010

Answer 1

I/Yo.........................have been..............ha estadosido

You/tú.......................have been.... ........has estadosido

he,she/él/ella..............has been..............ha estadosido

We/Nosotros.............have been.............hemos estadosido

You/Vosotros.............have been.............habéis estadosido

They/Ellos..................have been............han estadosido

El español Espanol ha estadosido una de lasuno de los más populares idiomas al estudio en internet. idiomas más populares para estudiar en línea

Spanish has become one of the most popular languages to study online.

Wow! I do need alot of practice. - sanlee, ABR 5, 2010

Answer 2

Today is Earter Monday in Catalonia so I have bought a big cake to eat with my family. Hoy es Lunes de Pascua en Cataluña por lo que he comprado una mona gigante para comer con mi familia

Pronoun	English Verb	Spanish Verb
I / Yo	..have bought..	..he comprado.
You / Tú	..have bought..	..has comprado..
He-She / Él-Ella	..has bought..	..ha comprado..
We / Nosotros	..have bought..	..hemos comprado..
You / Vosotros	..have bought..	..habéis comprado..
They / Ellos	..have bought..	..han comprado..

to eat - nizhoni1, ABR 5, 2010

Answer 3

Verb: practicar / to practice

Pronoun	English Verb	Spanish Verb
I / Yo	..have practiced ..	..ha practicado..
You / Tú	..have practiced ..	..has practicado..
He-She / Él-Ella	..has practiced..	..ha practicado..
We / Nosotros	..have practiced..	..hemos practicado..
You / Vosotros	..have practiced..	..habéis practicado..
They / Ellos	..have practiced..	..han practicado..

He practicado mi español hoy.

I have practiced my spanish today.

Answer 4

Pronoun	English Verb	Spanish Verb
I / Yo	have sung	he cantado
You / Tú	have sung	has cantado
He-She / Él-Ella	has sung	ha cantado
We / Nosotros	have sung	hemos cantado
You / Vosotros	have sung	habéis cantado
They / Ellos	have sung	han cantado

Shakira has sung some beautiful songs.

Shakira ha cantado algunas canciones lindas.

After looking at 'sung' so many times it started to look completely wrong!!

Answer 5

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Pronoun English Verb

Spanish Verb

I / Yo ..have demonstrated..

..he demostrado..

You / Tú ..have demonstrated..

..has demostrado..

He-She / Él-Ella ..has demonstrated..

..ha demostrado..

We / Nosotros ..have demonstrated..

..hemos demostrado..

You / Vosotros ..have demonstrated..

..habe'is demostrado..

They / Ellos ..have demonstrated..

..han demostrado..

He demostrado me ignorancia técnica en mis intentos de aplicar el cadro de Carlos. I have demonstrated my technical ignorance in my attempts to use Carlos's table.

Any idea why the table doesn't show up Carlos? - nizhoni1, ABR 4, 2010

Nizhoni - maybe you're like me ? (I sometimes need to fight with technology). - Lise-Laroche, ABR 4, 2010

It's seem to have a problem with this table, I used the code from his previous lesson. - Krama, ABR 4, 2010

After pasting the code, you just replace "English" with your conjugation in English and "Spanish" with your conjugation in Spanish. Don't touch the others. - Krama, ABR 4, 2010

I think it's because you have a space between the < and table at the top. - mar959, ABR 4, 2010

If you put the cursor in front of the word table and back space to the - mar959, ABR 4, 2010

I will have a chance to try again!thanks for the tps - nizhoni1, ABR 4, 2010

Your paws are too big for the keyboard - Yeser007, ABR 4, 2010

I believe mar959 is correct. Somehow you put a space there and you shouldn't have. - Yeser007, ABR 4, 2010

It probably is the paws - nizhoni1, ABR 5, 2010