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Using the past participle

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I am a beginner, but in my translation exercises I occasionally come across other conjugations I haven't learned yet. While I can look up explanatons about them, I would appreciate your help in giving me sentences that use them so that I get a better idea.

One translation had the past participle of llegar. While you can use any verb you want, I would appreciate seeing examples of sentences using the past participle. Of course, using llegar's past participle would be a plus...but I'd be grateful even if you didn't.

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updated Apr 15, 2010
posted by 004e13c4

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I think you will find many examples of this verb construction on our Reference Page about the "Present Perfect" which you can read and review here ----> Present Perfect.

The link contains other links to the past, future and conditional perfect tenses which will have lots of examples of uses in those other tenses.

Muchos saludos/Best regards,

Moe

updated Apr 14, 2010
posted by Moe
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Has llegado = You have arrived on time.

He estado en México antes = I have been to Mexico before.

¿Ha leido este libro? = Has she read this book?

Esta tienda simpre está cerrado = This store is always closed.

updated Apr 14, 2010
edited by --Mariana--
posted by --Mariana--
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Mi hermana no a estudiado = My sister has not studied. Ashley no me ha llamado - Ashley has not called me. El verano todavía no ha llegado = Summer has not arrived yet. No he leído toda la semana = I have not read all week.

updated Apr 15, 2010
posted by yera
no ha estudiado - samdie, Apr 15, 2010
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¡Gracias!

updated Apr 14, 2010
posted by 004e13c4