Home
Q&A
Today's "Haber compound tense - Invitar - Invited"

Today's "Haber compound tense - Invitar - Invited"

5
votes

El Participio Pasivo de Invitar – “ invitado – invited”


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 invite – “ invited – invitado”


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”.


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

Ex. - (Haber) + (Past Participle of Invitar ) = (….have/has invited)

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 ….)


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

Ex. - (Haber – had ) + (Past Participle of Invitar ) = (….had invited )

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….)


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


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

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…)


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


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

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….)


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


Ex. - (Haber) + (Past Participle of Invitar ) = (…..would have invited )

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…)


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


Ex. (haber ) + (Past Participle of Invitar ) = ( had probably invited )

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….)


The Subjunctive Moods.



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


Ex. – ( haber ) + ( Past Participle of Invitar ) = (….that (…) may have invited )

…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…)


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

Ex.-( haber ) + ( Past Participle of Invitar ) = (…that (…) might have invited )

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.


El verbo de hoy será; “ invited – Participio Pasado de Invitar”


Úselo en el “Perfecto de Indicativo”.


(Cualquier conjugación de Haber) +(Participio Pasado de Invitar– “invited” )


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.


Todays verb will be: ( Past Participle of Invitar - invited )



Any (conjugation of Haber) + ( Past Participle of Invitar - invited )



Use “ Invitar – invited ” in a “compound tense with “Haber ”


1395 views
updated Oct 20, 2012
posted by viejito

4 Answers

1
vote

Esperan que no hayas invitado a su tío desagradable.

They hope you haven't invited their unpleasant uncle.

updated Oct 20, 2012
posted by GraceM
To keep uniformity in your sentence….” a tú tío…” Thanks, just an idea. Worth the vote. ☺ - viejito, Oct 19, 2012
Thanks. I'm trying to refer to their uncle, though. Is it wrong? - GraceM, Oct 20, 2012
1
vote

I must have invited Joe because he was the first to arrive at the door.

Habré invitado a Joe porque él era fue el primero en para llegar a la puerta.

enter image description here

updated Oct 20, 2012
edited by katydew
posted by katydew
‘Habré” is fine- or – “Debo haber invitado a Joe porque él era el primero en llegar a la puerta.” Thanks, just an idea. Worth the vote. ☺ - viejito, Oct 19, 2012
I used habré so I could practice using the future perfect. Is that not fitting well in this instance? - katydew, Oct 19, 2012
1
vote

He invitado a tanta gente a cenar que debo alquilar una mesa y ocho sillas.

I have invited so many people to dinner that I must rent a table and eight chairs.

updated Oct 19, 2012
posted by LaBurra
Is everyone at SD invited? LoL...Thanks, Worth the vote. ☺ - viejito, Oct 19, 2012
1
vote

Le habríamos invitado si teníamos su dirección.

We would have invited you if we had your address.

updated Oct 19, 2012
posted by Declan_Ireland
..."si tuviéramos...."Thanks, just an idea. Worth the vote. ☺ - viejito, Oct 19, 2012