15.2 Past Perfect

Part participle after haber usually adds either ____ or ____ to the verb ending

-ado -ido

Antes de este año, nunca, había estudio español

Before this year, I had never studied Spanish

Haber conjugation (past perfect)

Había Habías Había Habíamos Habían

Ella ya había salido cuando llamaron

She had already left when they called

The past participle verb in the past perfect is not conjugated differently between yo/tu/el/etc. (T/F)

True. The form of haber is conjugated as needed and and -ado or -ido ending is added to the verb

The past perfect is often used in conjunction with ______ to describe when the actions occurred

antes de

Past perfect uses a form of ____ + the past participle

haber

Past perfect is used to talk about

what someone had done or what had occurred before another past action, event or state

The past perfect is often used with the word ___ (already) meaning that an action, event, or state had already occurred before another.

ya

the ___ and ___ form of haber is the same in the past perfect

yo and el/ella/usted