Today's "Haber Compound Tense" is - " Caminar - walked "

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El Participio Pasivo de Caminar – “ caminado – walked ”

Bienvenido al foro abierto en SpanishDict.com. Hoy, mis compañeros de clase, vamos a aprender unos tiempos nuevos…y usarlos en frases. Estos nuevos tiempos expresan acciones que tuvieron lugar en un tiempo indeterminado en el pasado.

Ya sabemos que "Haber" es un verbo auxiliar, una como tal nunca puede estar solo.

The Past Participle of to walk – “ walked – caminado”

Welcome to the open forum at SpanishDict.com. Today, my classmates, we are going to learn some new tenses…and use them in sentences. These new tenses express actions that took place at an undetermined time in the past.

We already know that 'Haber' is an auxiliary verb, an as such can never stand alone.

Compund or perfect tenses are composed of two parts:

the auxiliary (haber- a form of have) + (a past participle )

They are called “perfect” because the action is completed.

The function of the auxiliary verb “haber” is to tell “when”.

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1. Present Perfect Tense = ( haber - have/has ) + ( Past Participle )

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Ex. - (Haber) + (Past Participle of Caminar ) = (….have/has walked)

he + Past Participle = (I have …. )

has + Past Participle = (you [tú] have …)

ha + Past Participle = (he, she, you ( Ud. ), it has ….)

hemos + Past Participle = (we have….)

haéis + Past Participle = (you [vos] have ….)

han + Past Participle = (they, you [Uds.] have ….)

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1. Past Perfect Tense = ( haber – had ) + ( Past Participle )

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Ex. - (Haber – had ) + (Past Participle of Caminar ) = (….had walked )

había + Past Participle = ( I have…)

habías + Past Participle = (you [tú] )had….)

había + Past Participle = (he, she, you ( Ud. ), it had…)

habíamos + Past Participle = (we had….)

habíais + PP = (you [vos]) had….)

habían + Past Participle = (they, you [Uds.] had….)

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3 A. Future Perfect Tense = ( haber -will/shall have ) + ( Past Participle )

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Ex. - (haber) + (Past Participle of Caminar) = (…..will/shall have – walked )

habré + Past Participle =(I will/shall have….)

habrás + Past Participle = (you [tú] )will/shall have…..)

habrá + Past Participle = (he, she, you (Ud. ), it will/shall have….)

habremos + Past Participle = (we will/shall have….)

habréis + Past Participle = (you [vos])will/shall have…)

habrán + Past Participle = (they, you [Uds.] will/shall have…)

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3.B {Future Perfect Tense can also be used to express conjecture }

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Ex. - (haber) + (Past Participle of Caminar) = ( has probably/must have - walked )

habré + Past Participle = (I probably/must have….)

habrás + Past Participle = (you (Tú) probably/must have…..)

habrá + Past Participle = (he,she, you (Ud. ), it… probably has/must have…)

habremos + Past Participle = (we probably/must have….)

habréis + Past Participle = (you ( vos ) probably/must have….)

habrán + Past Participle = (they, you [Uds.] probably/must have….)

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4 A. Conditional Perfect Tense = (Haber - would have) + (past participle)

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Ex. - (Haber) + (Past Participle of Caminar ) = (…..would have walked )

habría + Past Participle = (I would have….)

habrías + Past Participle = (you [tú]would have….)

habría + Past Participle = (he, she, you ( Ud. ), it would have….)

habríamos + Past Participle = (we would have…..)

habríais + Past Participle = (you [vos]) would have…)

habrían + Past Participle = (they, you [Uds.] would have…)

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4 B. {Conditional Perfect Tense can also be used to express conjecture}

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Ex. (haber ) + (Past Participle of Caminar ) = ( had probably walked )

habría + Past Participle = ( I had probably….)

habrías + Past Participle = (you [tú] had probably…..)

habría + Past Participle = (he, she, you ( Ud. ), it had probably…..)

habríamos + Past Participle = ( we had probably…..)

habríais + Past Participle = (you ( vos ) had probably….)

habrían + Past Participle = ( they, you (Uds.) had probably….)

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The Subjunctive Moods.

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5 . Present Perfect Subjunctive = ( haber – that (… ) may have ) + ( Past Participle )

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Ex. – ( haber ) + ( Past Participle of Caminar ) = (….that (…) may have walked )

…que haya + Past Participle = ( …that I may have…)

…que hayas + Past Participle = (…that you ( tú ) may have…)

…que haya + Past Participle = (…that he, she, you ( Ud.), it may have…)

…que hayamos + Past Participle = (…that we may have…)

…que hayáis + Past Participle = (…that you ( vos ) may have…)

…que hayan + Past Participle = (…that they, you (vos ) may have…)

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1. Plueperfect Imperfect Subjunctive =(haber- that (…) might have)+(Past Participle)

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Ex.-( haber ) + ( Past Participle of Caminar ) = (…that (…) might have walked )

The (-ra ) form – or – the (-se ) form

…que ( hubiera/hubiese ) + Past Participle = ( …that I might have…)

…que (hubieras/hubieses) + Past Participle = (…that you ( tú ) might have…)

…que (hubiera/hubiese) +Past Participle =(…that he, she, you ( Ud.), it might have…)

…que ( hubiéramos/hubiésemos )+ Past Participle = (…that we might have…)

…que ( hubierais/hubieseis )+ Past Participle = (…that you ( vos ) might have…)

…que (hubieran/ hubiesen)+Past Participle = (…that they, you (vos ) might have…)

Les daré a Uds. un verbo. Uds. tendrán que seleccionar un “tiempo compuesto” de los que usan “haber”, y usarlo en un frase con el participio pasado del verbo que será escogido hoy.

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El verbo de hoy será; “ walked – Participio Pasado de Caminar ”

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Úselo en el “Perfecto de Indicativo”.

(Cualquier conjugación de Haber) +(Participio Pasado de Caminar – “ caminado – walked ” )

I will give you a verb. You will have to select a “compound tense” from those that use "haber", and use it in a sentence with the past participle of the verb that will be chosen today.

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Todays verb will be: ( Past Participle of Caminar - walked )

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Any (conjugation of Haber) + ( Past Participle of Caminar - walked )

Use “ Caminar - walked ” in a “compound tense with “Haber ”

Answer 1

I had walked 100km in 24 hours for a charity and when I arrived home and I was very tired . Había caminado 100 km en 24 horas para una obra de caridad, y cuando llegué a casa estaba muy cansado.

Very nice. Thanks, :) - viejito, Oct 2, 2012

Worth a vote :) - viejito, Oct 2, 2012

Answer 2

Nos fuimos hace dos horas. Habremos caminado a lo menos seis millas ya.

We left two hours ago. We have probably walked at least six miles by now.

"a lo menos seis..." Very nice, thanks. Worth a vote:) - viejito, Oct 2, 2012

Answer 3

Cuánto más hayas caminado mucho tiempo e intensamente, más serán los beneficios.

The longer and more active your walk, the more you will benefit.

LoL. Thanks, worth a vote :) - viejito, Oct 2, 2012

Gracias señor :) - Kiwi-Girl, Oct 2, 2012

Answer 4

Había caminado varias millas antes de que me di cuenta que había dejado el mapa en casa. I had walked several miles before I realized that I had left the map at home.

Done that before...in a car LoL. Worth a vote, Thanks - viejito, Oct 2, 2012

Answer 5

Algunos de los peregrinos habían caminado desde muy lejos.

Some of the pilgrims had walked a long way.

:) - viejito, Oct 1, 2012

Answer 6

Habría caminado en el parque contigo, pero estaba demasiado cansada para hacerlo.

I would have walked in the park with you, but I was too tired to do it.

:) - viejito, Oct 1, 2012