Question

Andy:
Mario:
Andy:
Mario:
Andy:
Mario:
Andy:

Mario:
Andy:
Mario:
Andy:
Mario:
Hello Mario, how are you?
I’m great! It’s good to see you, guess what, I’m visiting Tula next Sunday, ______________ you
______________ (be) to Tula?
No, I ______________ ______________ (visit) Tula, but I know there is an archeological zone there.
Yes, that’s right, my sister ______________ ______________ (hear) lots of things about that place, people
say it’s incredible, why don’t you come with us?
Really? Well, I guess I can go, can I bring a friend?
Of course who are you bringing?
______________ you ______________ (meet) Aiko the exchange student from Japan? I ______________
______________ (tell) her a lot about Mexico but sadly, she ______________ ______________ (have) the
opportunity to visit any place in Hidalgo.
Oh yes, she is a really nice girl, my girlfriend and I ______________ ______________ (talk) to her a couple
of times at school. Some other friends are joining us too, my friend Victor practices birdwatching.
Birdwatching? I ______________ ______________ (read) articles about that!
Vic also said he would take us to a restaurant after visiting the ruins, ______________ you ______________
(try) ximbó?
Oh yes, I have! It’s delicious! I think I’ll let Aiko know right now, let me call her, ______________ you
______________ (see) my cellphone?
No, I haven’t...

Answer 1

La forma correcta de completar la conversación entre Andy y Mario es con el tiempo verbal presente perfecto (present perfect), de la siguiente manera:

Andy: Hello Mario, how are you?

Mario: I’m great! It’s good to see you, guess what, I’m visiting Tula next Sunday, and you?

Mario: I am fine, have you ever been to Tula?

Andy: No, I haven't visited Tula, but I know there is an archeological zone there. Yes, that’s right, my sister has heard lots of things about that place, people say it’s incredible, why don’t you come with us?

Mario: Really? Well, I guess I can go, can I bring a friend?

Andy: Of course, who are you bringing?

Mario: Have you met Aiko the exchange student from Japan? I have told her a lot about Mexico, but sadly, she hasn't had the opportunity to visit any place in Hidalgo.

Andy: Oh yes, she is a really nice girl, my girlfriend and I have talked to her a couple of times at school. Some other friends are joining us too, my friend Victor practices birdwatching.

Mario: Birdwatching? I have read articles about that!

Andy: Victor also said he would take us to a restaurant after visiting the ruins, have you tried ximbó?

Mario: Oh yes, I have! It’s delicious! I think I’ll let Aiko know right now, let me call her, have you seen my cellphone?

Andy: No, I haven’t...

¿Cuándo se usa el presente perfecto (present perfect)?

Se utiliza cuando hablamos de acciones que empezaron en el pasado y continúan en el presente o que se han terminado recientemente. Para completar las oraciones se debe usar el auxiliar del have (have/has) con las siguientes estructuras:

Afirmativa

Sujeto + auxiliar have / has + pasado participio + complemento

Negativa

Sujeto + auxiliar en negativo haven't / hasn't + verbo en participio + complemento

Interrogativa

Auxiliar have / had + sujeto / pronombre + verbo participio + complemento?

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