A1-A2 What have you done lately?

hablar → hablado

to have spoken (present perfect)

he hablado

I have spoken

has hablado

you have spoken

ha hablado

s/he has spoken

hemos hablado

we have spoken

habéis hablado

you all have spoken — España

han hablado

they have spoken / you all have spoken — Latinoamérica

trabajar → trabajado

to have worked (present perfect)

he trabajado

I have worked

has trabajado

you have worked

ha trabajado

s/he has worked

hemos trabajado

we have worked

habéis trabajado

you all have worked — España

han trabajado

they have worked / you all have worked — Latinoamérica

escuchar → escuchado

to have listened (present perfect)

he escuchado

I have listened

has escuchado

you have listened

ha escuchado

s/he has listened

hemos escuchado

we have listened

habéis escuchado

you all have listened — España

han escuchado

they have listened / you all have listened — Latinoamérica

llamar → llamado

to have called (present perfect)

he llamado

I have called

has llamado

you have called

ha llamado

s/he has called

hemos llamado

we have called

habéis llamado

you all have called — España

han llamado

they have called / you all have called — Latinoamérica

caminar → caminado

to have walked (present perfect)

he caminado

I have walked

has caminado

you have walked

ha caminado

s/he has walked

hemos caminado

we have walked

habéis caminado

you all have walked — España

han caminado

they have walked / you all have walked — Latinoamérica

comprar → comprado

to have bought (present perfect)

he comprado

I have bought

has comprado

you have bought

ha comprado

s/he has bought

hemos comprado

we have bought

habéis comprado

you all have bought — España

han comprado

they have bought / you all have bought — Latinoamérica

comer → comido

to have eaten (present perfect)

he comido

I have eaten

has comido

you have eaten

ha comido

s/he has eaten

hemos comido

we have eaten

habéis comido

you all have eaten — España

han comido

they have eaten / you all have eaten — Latinoamérica

beber → bebido

to have drunk (present perfect)

he bebido

I have drunk

has bebido

you have drunk

ha bebido

s/he has drunk

hemos bebido

we have drunk

habéis bebido

you all have drunk — España

han bebido

they have drunk / you all have drunk — Latinoamérica

correr → corrido

to have run (present perfect)

he corrido

I have run

has corrido

you have run

ha corrido

s/he has run

hemos corrido

we have run

habéis corrido

you all have run — España

han corrido

they have run / you all have run — Latinoamérica

leer → leído

to have read (present perfect)

he leído

I have read

has leído

you have read

ha leído

s/he has read

hemos leído

we have read

habéis leído

you all have read — España

han leído

they have read / you all have read — Latinoamérica

vender → vendido

to have sold (present perfect)

he vendido

I have sold

has vendido

you have sold

ha vendido

s/he has sold

hemos vendido

we have sold

habéis vendido

you all have sold — España

han vendido

they have sold / you all have sold — Latinoamérica

vivir → vivido

to have lived (present perfect)

he vivido

I have lived

has vivido

you have lived

ha vivido

s/he has lived

hemos vivido

we have lived

habéis vivido

you all have lived — España

han vivido

they have lived / you all have lived — Latinoamérica

recibir → recibido

to have received (present perfect)

he recibido

I have received

has recibido

you have received

ha recibido

s/he has received

hemos recibido

we have received

habéis recibido

you all have received — España

han recibido

they have received / you all have received — Latinoamérica

subir → subido

to have gone up (present perfect)

he subido

I have gone up

has subido

you have gone up

ha subido

s/he has gone up

hemos subido

we have gone up

habéis subido

you all have gone up — España

han subido

they have gone up / you all have gone up — Latinoamérica

tener → tenido

to have had (present perfect)

he tenido

I have had