What is the present perfect?

Question

What is the criteria for writing sentences in present perfect tense? How do you write sentences in present perfect tense? Please explain this to me with a suitable example!

Please fill in your profile info, thanks:) Welcome to the forum:) - 00494d19, Feb 11, 2012

Answer 1

Yo creo que busca la información en inglés...es decir, cómo hacer una frase en inglés.

Necesitamos información sobre tu idioma nativo, sid.

Answer 2

Hola sid99.

Veo que no rellenó su nivel de fluidez en su perfil. Por favor, rellene su perfil con esta información.

I see that you didn't fill in your fluency level in your profile. Please fill in your profile with information about what languages you speak.

Present perfect:

Present perfect in Spanish is formed by conjugating the verb haber in the present tense and adding a past participle of another verb. For example:

I have studied Spanish. - He estudiado español.

Presente perfecto.

Presente perfecto en inglés se construye como el verbo "to have" en tiempo presente con el participio pasado de un otro verbo. Por ejemplo:

He estudiado español - I have studied Spanish.

(Si mi español no es correcto, edítenlo con correcciones por favor.)

When the language isn't stated, I just assume that if the question is in fairly fluent English that they are asking about Spanish grammar. - 0074b507, Feb 11, 2012

There were some small mistakes in English in the original post that I edited out that made me not sure as to which language he was asking about. But I can never tell if these kinds of mistakes are from chat speak or typing on the iphone or what. - Fredbong, Feb 11, 2012

edítenlo, inglés, rellene (usted..since using su), esta información... please do your own editing. - 0074b507, Feb 11, 2012

Thanks, done. (And just to point out, I wasn't trying to command anyone to do my editing, just making sure people who want to edit mistakes won't feel afraid to for fear of "being rude.") - Fredbong, Feb 11, 2012

I agree with fred, I think the question is for English...look at her first question about cats and dogs.. - 00494d19, Feb 11, 2012

very nice answer, fredddy:) - 00494d19, Feb 11, 2012

Answer 3

antepresente or pretérito perfecto compuesto (beta version)

the "old" reference article

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