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Wouldn't it be perfect if there weren't so many tenses in Spanish? Not to worry, though. The perfect tenses are really just compound tenses, and you will snap them up in no time.
Online activities from the Realidades textbook
Book 2 Chapter 6B p. 331 (with the Present Perfect)
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Book 1 Chapter 1 p. X
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Art Worksheets: Perfect tenses
Present perfect
Regular AR: terminar escuchar trabajar cantar tomar
Regular ER IR: decidir recibir compartir perder aprender
Irregular: hacer decir ver abrir romper volver resolver morir
Irregular: decir abrir escribir volver hacer ver poner cubrir
Irregular: cubrir descubrir escribir describir poner componer
Accents: oír caer leer reír traer
Double participles: imprimir proveer freír
Past perfect
Regular AR: dar encontrar llegar contar buscar soñar
Regular ER IR: ir ser tener salir perder
Irregular: hacer decir ver poner
Irregular: abrir escribir romper volver
Future perfect
Regular: almorzar cambiar tener ser cumplir recibir
Irregular: decir escribir volver hacer ver
Conditional perfect
Regular: estudiar ser preferir pedir
Irregular: hacer poner decir escribir
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Practice your conjugations with this verb chant!
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