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			In Spanish, the [[Language/Spanish/Grammar/Present-Perfect-Tense\|Present Perfect Tense]] is used when you want to talk about a past event that has consequences in the present. In Spain, it is generally used as simple past. The structure is: Subject + verb haber + past participle verb. After mastering the Present Perfect Tense, you might also be interested in exploring other aspects of Spanish grammar, such as [[Language/Spanish/Grammar/The-word-that-cannot-be-written\|The word that cannot be written]], [[Language/Spanish/Grammar/Ser-and-Estar\|Ser and Estar]], and [[Language/Spanish/Grammar/Masculine-and-Feminine\|Spanish Grammar - Masculine and Feminine]]. Dive in and enhance your understanding of the beautiful Spanish language! 📚✨
	In Spanish, ~~you use~~ Present Perfect Tense when you want to talk about a past event that has ~~consequenses~~ in the present. In Spain, ~~generally~~ it is used as simple past. The ~~estructure~~ is: Subject+verb haber+past participle verb.

	== Conjugation ==		== Conjugation ==
	As you know, in Spanish you need to conjugate the verbs, in this case, the verb haber is an irregular verb and the next table will show you how you can conjugate it.		As you know, in Spanish you need to conjugate the verbs, in this case, the verb haber is an irregular verb and the next table will show you how you can conjugate it.
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	*Ustedes han trabajado todos los días (You have worked everyday)		*Ustedes han trabajado todos los días (You have worked everyday)

	==~~Related~~ Lessons==		==Other Lessons==
	* [[Language/Spanish/Grammar/Negation\|Negation]]		* [[Language/Spanish/Grammar/Negation\|Negation]]
	* [[Language/Spanish/Grammar/El-Verboide\|El Verboide]]		* [[Language/Spanish/Grammar/El-Verboide\|El Verboide]]
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	* [[Language/Spanish/Grammar/Simple-Present-Tense\|Simple Present Tense]]		* [[Language/Spanish/Grammar/Simple-Present-Tense\|Simple Present Tense]]
	* [[Language/Spanish/Grammar/Sentense-Structure\|Sentense Structure]]		* [[Language/Spanish/Grammar/Sentense-Structure\|Sentense Structure]]
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	*Ella ha hecho su tarea (She has done her homework)		*Ella ha hecho su tarea (She has done her homework)
	*Ustedes han trabajado todos los días (You have worked everyday)		*Ustedes han trabajado todos los días (You have worked everyday)

			==Related Lessons==
			* [[Language/Spanish/Grammar/Negation\|Negation]]
			* [[Language/Spanish/Grammar/El-Verboide\|El Verboide]]
			* [[Language/Spanish/Grammar/How-to-use-articles-in-spanish\|How to use articles in spanish]]
			* [[Language/Spanish/Grammar/Conjugación-de-verbos-difíciles\|Conjugación de verbos difíciles]]
			* [[Language/Spanish/Grammar/Past-Participle\|Past Participle]]
			* [[Language/Spanish/Grammar/Prepositions\|Prepositions]]
			* [[Language/Spanish/Grammar/Be-Polite\|Be Polite]]
			* [[Language/Spanish/Grammar/How-to-Use-Be-(SER-and-ESTAR)\|How to Use Be (SER and ESTAR)]]
			* [[Language/Spanish/Grammar/Simple-Present-Tense\|Simple Present Tense]]
			* [[Language/Spanish/Grammar/Sentense-Structure\|Sentense Structure]]

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	In Spanish, you use Present Perfect Tense when you want to talk about a past event that has consequenses in the present. In Spain, generally it is used as simple past. The estructure is: Subject+verb haber+past participle verb.		In Spanish, you use Present Perfect Tense when you want to talk about a past event that has consequenses in the present. In Spain, generally it is used as simple past. The estructure is: Subject+verb haber+past participle verb.

	= Conjugation =		== Conjugation ==
	As you know, in Spanish you need to conjugate the verbs, in this case, the verb haber is an irregular verb and the next table will show you how you can conjugate it.		As you know, in Spanish you need to conjugate the verbs, in this case, the verb haber is an irregular verb and the next table will show you how you can conjugate it.
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	=== Examples ===		== Examples ==
	*Yo he sido el mejor (I have been the best)		*Yo he sido el mejor (I have been the best)
	*Ella ha hecho su tarea (She has done her homework)		*Ella ha hecho su tarea (She has done her homework)
	*Ustedes han trabajado todos los días (You have worked everyday)		*Ustedes han trabajado todos los días (You have worked everyday)

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	=== Examples ===		=== Examples ===
	Yo he sido el mejor (I have been the best)		*Yo he sido el mejor (I have been the best)
			*Ella ha hecho su tarea (She has done her homework)
	Ella ha hecho su tarea (She has done her homework)		*Ustedes han trabajado todos los días (You have worked everyday)

	Ustedes han trabajado todos los días (You have worked everyday)

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	In Spanish, you use Present Perfect Tense when you want to talk about a past event that has consequenses in the present. In Spain, generally it is used as simple past. The estructure is: Subject+verb haber+past participle verb.		In Spanish, you use Present Perfect Tense when you want to talk about a past event that has consequenses in the present. In Spain, generally it is used as simple past. The estructure is: Subject+verb haber+past participle verb.

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	In Spanish, you use Present Perfect Tense when you want to talk about a past event that has consequenses in the present. In Spain, generally it is used as simple past. The estructure is: Subject+verb haber+past participle verb.		In Spanish, you use Present Perfect Tense when you want to talk about a past event that has consequenses in the present. In Spain, generally it is used as simple past. The estructure is: Subject+verb haber+past participle verb.

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In Spanish, you use Present Perfect Tense when you want to talk about a past event that has consequenses in the present. In Spain, generally it is used as simple past. The estructure is: Subject+verb haber+past participle verb.

= Conjugation =
As you know, in Spanish you need to conjugate the verbs, in this case, the verb haber is an irregular verb and the next table will show you how you can conjugate it.
{| class="wikitable"
!Subject
!Haber
|-
|Yo
|He
|-
|Tú
|Has
|-
|Él/Ella/Usted
|Ha
|-
|Nosotros/Nosotras
|Hemos
|-
|Vosotros/Vosotras
|Habéis
|-
|Ustedes/Ellos/Ellas
|Han
|}

=== Examples ===
Yo he sido el mejor (I have been the best)

Ella ha hecho su tarea (She has done her homework)

Ustedes han trabajado todos los días (You have worked everyday)

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	*Ella ha hecho su tarea (She has done her homework)		*Ella ha hecho su tarea (She has done her homework)
	*Ustedes han trabajado todos los días (You have worked everyday)		*Ustedes han trabajado todos los días (You have worked everyday)

			==Related Lessons==
			* [[Language/Spanish/Grammar/Negation\|Negation]]
			* [[Language/Spanish/Grammar/El-Verboide\|El Verboide]]
			* [[Language/Spanish/Grammar/How-to-use-articles-in-spanish\|How to use articles in spanish]]
			* [[Language/Spanish/Grammar/Conjugación-de-verbos-difíciles\|Conjugación de verbos difíciles]]
			* [[Language/Spanish/Grammar/Past-Participle\|Past Participle]]
			* [[Language/Spanish/Grammar/Prepositions\|Prepositions]]
			* [[Language/Spanish/Grammar/Be-Polite\|Be Polite]]
			* [[Language/Spanish/Grammar/How-to-Use-Be-(SER-and-ESTAR)\|How to Use Be (SER and ESTAR)]]
			* [[Language/Spanish/Grammar/Simple-Present-Tense\|Simple Present Tense]]
			* [[Language/Spanish/Grammar/Sentense-Structure\|Sentense Structure]]