FORMING A PARTICIPLE AR verbs  ado ER / IR verbs  ido Participles can be used as ADJECTIVES. If this is the case, they must match in NUMBER and GENDER.

PARTICIPLES AS ADJECTIVES 1.The rented disc (alquilar) ___________________ 2.Some purchased laptops ___________________ 3.A worn shoe (vestir) ___________________ 4.The used documents ___________________ 5.Some finished assignments ___________________ 6.A taught student (enseñar) ___________________

Señor, are there any irregulars? Abierto Dicho Descubierto Escrito Frito Hecho Impreso Ido Muerto Puesto Resuelto Roto Visto Vuelto

PRÁCTICA 1.A discovered country___________________ 2.Some fried chickens ___________________ 3.The opened door ___________________ 4.Some dead freshmen ___________________ 5.A resolved problem ___________________ 6.A printed document ___________________

What is the PRESENT PERFECT? I wrote my paper. I need to write my paper. I always wrote my paper. I will write my paper. I would write my paper. I have written my paper.

PRESENT vs PAST PERFECT? ctTense-PresentPerfectTense/brkvn/post.htm

Present Perfect Roberto. 1.Conjugate HABER to the subject 2.Take the ending off of the infinitive. 3.Replace with ~ADO, IDO or an irregular participle. has eaten hehemos hashabéis hahan ~ado (AR) ~ido (ER / IR) Irreguular participle comeridoha

PRÁCTICA 1.She has washed her dog. ________________________________________ 2.We have played the game. ________________________________________ 3.I have gone to the conference. ________________________________________

PRÁCTICA 1.You have eaten all of the tacos. ________________________________________ 2.Marcos has watched the television. ________________________________________ 3.She has broken the washed dishes. ________________________________________