A2 Free Spanish Class 10

In this video class you will learn the use of the Spanish tense “el pretérito perfecto del indicativo” for unfinished moments, or also known as “un tiempo no determinado” in Spanish. For example, today is an unfinished moment because the day has not finished yet. Listen to the explanation by our native teachers Noe and Laura.

Learn the following irregular verbs "ver" (see), “poner” (put) and “volver” (return), which are used with the Spanish tense “el pretérito perfecto del indicativo”. When have Laura and her boyfriend returned from the gym? Listen and check.

Listen to the conversation between our Spanish teachers Laura and Noe talking about what they have done this month so far. What has Laura done this month? Watch to find out.

Watch the following video and observe how our Spanish teachers use the “pretérito perfecto del indicativo” in order to talk about some good news and bad news. Let's listen!

Listen to the following conversation and find out why it is so hot in the Spanish language school. Do you understand what happened? 

Now it's your turn to practice applying the structures learnt in this class.