pretérito perfecto (subj)

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The Present Perfect Subjunctive (El Pretérito Perfecto de Subjuntivo) The Present Perfect Subjunctive is used to describe actions that have been ...

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Do you doubt we’ve gotten good grades?

¿Dudas que hayamos sacado buenas notas?

No, I’m glad you all have made such an effort.

No, me alegra que os hayáis esforzado tanto.

It’s a shame Juan hasn’t arrived on time.

Es una pena que Juan no haya llegado a tiempo.

Yes, I hope he hasn’t had any problems with the train.

Sí, espero que no haya tenido ningún problema con el tren.

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