This unit introduces students to the perfect tense, along with the associated regular and common irregular past participles. This tense allows students to converse about what they and others have done in the recent past and whether an action has been completed or not. It provides more practice on the use of direct and indirect pronouns when presented together and in combination with reflexive verbs. Furthermore, pronoun collocation in English and Spanish is contrasted, as are the ways in which English and Spanish deal with complex negative statements. Relevant expressions of frequency are provided.

This unit introduces students to the perfect tense, along with the associated regular and common irregular past participles. This tense allows students to converse about what they and others have done in the recent past and whether an action has been completed or not. It provides more practice on the use of direct and indirect pronouns when presented together and in combination with reflexive verbs. Furthermore, pronoun collocation in English and Spanish is contrasted, as are the ways in which English and Spanish deal with complex negative statements. Relevant expressions of frequency are provided.