some verbs in the present perfect
1.How do verbs like irse, levantarse, lavarse work in the present perfect? Which one is correct? se ha ido, ha ido se, ha se ido.
What's the difference when translating ir and irse? Why sometimes do we have to use irse instead of ir?
- If you want to say:I have brushed my teeth is it correct: me he cepillado los dientes or he cepilladome los dientes.
3.Can you use dolor in the present perfect?
1 Answer
1.If it is present perfect; se needs to be before "haber" that means "se ha ido" is correct.
2.irse means *go away" well actually when using it's not that different... for example if you say "me voy" it means that you are leaving... But if you say "voy" in the same situation , the phrase won't be that completed, you need to add the place, then it'll be the same...
Yes "Me he cepillado los dientes" is the correct one.
3.Doler : "Me ha dolido la cabeza todo el día.."
P.S : When you are using continuous you can add the "se" part at the end. For example: "Están abrazandose.." or " Se están abrazando.." ( They are hugging = abrazarse) But the other forms except the infinitive form and commands (imperativo) don't take se after them. You need to use "se" part before you add the verb. 
