How to say 'You were absent'
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I need your help, please. We agreed to meet but the other person was absent. How can I say 'You were absent at the lesson yesterday. You didn't keep your promise.'
Has faltado a clase ayer. / Faltaste a clase ayer. Faltaste a tu promesa.
Should I change faltado/faltada (masculine/feminine)? And what about these words: ‘I have seen’ – He visto/he vista? ‘I have found’ – He encontrado/a? Thank you.
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updated May 8, 2010
posted by Aniri
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Ayer no fuiste a clases. No cumpliste tu promesa.
updated May 8, 2010
posted by AntMexico
Gracias. - Aniri, May 8, 2010
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Me dejaste plantado ayer (you stood me up)
updated May 8, 2010
posted by Lisala
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In my opinion are both of them correct:
Has faltado a clase ayer. Faltaste a tu promesa.
Faltaste a clase ayer. Faltaste a tu promesa.
About participle form of verb, it doesn't have genre.
Sorry for my English.
updated May 8, 2010
posted by manuvigo
Gracias! - Aniri, May 8, 2010
"Did you mean to say that the participle form doesn't have "gender?" :-) - Delores--Lindsey, May 8, 2010
