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| the present perfect (el preterito perfecto) |
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has happened
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| haber conjugations (present) |
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| haber conjugations (past--el preterito perfecto) |
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| the present perfect subjunctive (pretertito perfecto del subjuntivo) |
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| subj. form of haber + verb ending in ado/ido |
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| haber subjunctive conjugation |
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haya
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| remember WEIRDO for present perfect subjunctive |
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Wishing/willing
emotion
impersonal
recommendation
doubt
ojala |
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| se for unplanned events (accidents) |
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| se + indirect object + verb (past tense)+ subject (verb and subject must match) |
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se + verb (used when the subject of the sentence is indefinite)
can be read as
one, people, they, etc. |
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se+ verb (matches subject)
Idk how this and impersonal are different tbh |
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