By: Ali
The Present Perfect is pretty easy. It is used when you want to say that you have done something. You’re going to use that verb HABER again with a past participle. The only difference between this tense and other perfect tenses is that HABER will be in a different form.
HABER
he hemos
has habéis
ha han
Don’t forget! When using past participles, use ADO for –ar verbs and IDO for –ir and –er verbs. :)
I have driven to school. => He manejado a la escuela.They have not been very nice. => No han sido muy agradable.
