Present Perfect Tense Usage in English and Spanish

Have you ever ___________ in New York?

Who has ___________ the shoes on the table?

Susana has ___________ the pens on her desk.

Have I ___________ you about that problem already?

They have ___________ the window again.

The boys have ___________ from Peru.

We _______ here for over ten years.

Jessica _______ for us in the reception.

The mail _______.

Expressions like 'today', 'this morning', and 'recently' indicate an _______ time frame.

With present perfect, pronouns come before the conjugation of the verb _______.

The past participle in present perfect is not considered a verb; _______ is the only verb in this context.

The auxiliary verb used in forming the present perfect tense in Spanish is ______

To form the past participle in Spanish, for -ar verbs you drop the -ar ending and add ______

The conjugation 'he pintado' translates to 'I have ______'

The irregular past participle of the verb 'decir' is ______

For verbs with stem vowels a, e, or o, the past participle ending in -er or -ir requires a written accent mark over the -í, for example, 'traer' becomes 'traído'. This accent mark is used to maintain the original ______ of the verb.

The compound verb 'resolver' in its past participle form is ______