tense used to express what has happened, e.g. 'I have listened', 'I have bought'

form of a verb used to form the perfect tense, e.g. 'listened', 'bought'

part of 'haber' meaning 'I have', used to form the perfect tense

part of 'haber' meaning 'you have', used to form the perfect tense

part of 'haber' meaning 'she, he, it has', used to form the perfect tense

Ser de otro país: perfect tense -ar regular -ado, irregular past participles

Spanish

This unit introduces singular and plural forms of 'haber' with an -ar verb stem and '-ado', and an -er or -ir verb stem with '-ido'. Pupils learn some irregular past participles. The unit introduces 'hay que', 'se puede', 'se necesita', 'se debe', and the passive 'se' with the third person.

People and lifestyle: cuestiones de identidad

I helped the poor people in my neighbourhood.

I have helped the poor people in my neighbourhood.

I used to help the poor people in my neighbourhood.

I am helping the poor people in my neighbourhood.

I will help the poor people in my neighbourhood.

'He ayudado a los pobres en mi barrio'. Choose the correct translation.

'¿{{}} visitado las Islas Baleares?' Choose the correct verb.

To form the past participle of regular -ar verbs in Spanish, remove the infinitive ending and add {{}}.

Which of these is a silent letter in Spanish?

Which verbs are in their infinitive form?

Which part of the verb 'desarrollar' (to develop, developing) shows that it is an infinitive?

When conjugating verbs in Spanish, the first step is often to remove the ...

This lesson will be removed by end of Summer Term 2025.

Ser de otro país: perfect tense -ar regular -ado, irregular past participles

Lesson outcome

This lesson will be removed by end of Summer Term 2025.