Tiempos Verbales pasado perfecto, presente perfecto, presente perfecto progresivo, futuro perfecto progresivo

1. UNIVERSIDAD YACAMBU
VICERRECTORADO ACADEMICO
FACULTAD DE HUMANIDADES
Tomás Mogollón
V-25584818
HPS-141-00687
TIEMPOS VERBALES

2. Past Perfect
Afirmative:
You had played guitar
yesterday
Negative:
You hadn’t played guitar
yesterday
Question: Had you played guitar yesterday?
R: Yes, I had/No, I hadn’t
Question Wh: What had you played yesterday?
R: I had played Guitar
Sujeto+Had+Verb p.p+Complemento

3. Present Perfect
Afirmative:
You have played guitar
Negative:
You hadven’t played guitar
Question: Have you played guitar?
R: Yes, I have/No, I haven’t
Question Wh: What have you played?
R: I have played Guitar
Sujeto+Have/Has+Verb p.p+Complemento

4. Present Perfect
Progressive
Afirmative:
You have been waiting for
job
Negative:
You hadven’t been waiting
for job
Question: Have you been waiting for job?
R: Yes, I have/No, I haven’t
Question Wh: What have you been waiting for job?
R: I have been waiting for job
Sujeto+Have/Has+Been+Verb ing+Complemento

5. Future Perfect
Progressive
Afirmative:
Victor will have been going
to the beach on sunday
Negative:
Victor won’t have been
going to the beach on
sunday
Sujeto+Will+Have+Been+Verb ing+Complemento