Present Perfect - Presentar Perfecta

We use the Present Perfect to say that things happened at an unspecified time before now. The exact time is not important. It has happened, I just don't care when. "Has happened" is a good example.

It is the same in English as in Spanish. Use the auxiliary helper, haber, with the past participle. The past participle is formed from the infinitive. Add -ado or -ido to the stem of the infinitive. Por ejemplo, hablar becomes hablado, and comer becomes comido.  

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The auxilary verb is often the verb haber, the same as in English. The conjugations become:

He
Has
Ha
Hemos
Habéis
Han

He hablado. I have spoken. Has escrido. You have written. Ha comido. He has eaten. Hemos ido. We have gone. (Ir is irregular).

An amusing video that I have used solely for educational purpose. All credit goes to the students who made the video.