El Pretérito Perfecto is used to express something has happened or happened.
The verb ver (to see) and its derivatives* are irregular in El Pretérito Perfecto in Spanish.
Learn how to conjugate "ver" in El Pretérito Perfecto in Spanish
| yo | he | |
| tú | has | |
| él | ha | + visto |
| nosotros | hemos | |
| vosotros | habéis | |
| ellos | han |
You can see it is simply haber conjugated in El Presente plus visto (the past participle of ver).
Here are some examples to listen to:
Yo he visto a tu madre esta mañana.I saw your mother this morning.
Tú has visto la película esta semana.You saw the movie this week.
Él ha visto los informes del mes.He saw the monthly reports.
Nosotros hemos visto a tus padres.We saw your parents.
Vosotros no habéis visto todavía Wonder Woman.You haven't seen Wonder Woman yet.
Ellos han visto el amanecer.They saw the sunrise.
¿Ustedes no han visto esa película?Haven't you seen that film?
*Other verbs derived from ver follow the same pattern:
entrever (to catch a glimpse) -> entrevisto
prever (to foresee) -> previsto
prever (to foresee) -> previsto
Nosotros hemos entrevisto la costa desde el barco.We caught a glimpse of the coast from the ship.
Yo he previsto eso.I saw that coming.
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