Sentences With Compound Verbs

Compound verbs are those that are constructed from two verb forms: the verb to have conjugate (in a certain way, time, number and person) and a verb in participle (ending in -ado, -ido, -to, -so or -cho). To these verb tenses that are formed by to have plus a participle are known as compound times. For example, let's analyze the following two sentences explained:

• "Them they have constructed a whole lot ”: the compound verb they have constructed is a present compound that is made up of they have (conjugated in present tense) and the participle
• "I... you would have helped with the move with all gusto ”: the compound verb would have helped is an anteposterite that is formed by they have (conjugated in present tense) and the participle

On the other hand, Los simple verbs are those that are composed only of a verb form: the verb conjugated in a certain time, mode, number and person. For instance, will build (3rd person plural, future indicative) or help (1st person singular, past indicative).

What are compound verbs?

Simple times exist in two verb modes: indicative and subjunctive. Let's see what these times are next. Will be taken as a basis the verb to love:

Indicative compound tenses:

Subjunctive compound tenses:

• Continue with: Sentences with simple verbs

60 Sentences with compound verbs:

1. No I have been able to (pre-present indicative) see them because I've been (before present indicative) lately busy with work.
2. With the years you have developed (pre-present indicative) a great ability to create these structures.
3. Once I will have selected (prefix of indicative) the one to my liking, the system asks me to enter the total amount.
4. I already will have given (pre-future indicative) account that we reorganized the whole house.
5. Never had had (antecopreterite of indicative) as much dream as last night.
6. If you you would have been (antepreterite of subjunctive) in the situation I was in, would have done (prefix of indicative) the same.
7. If they had relied not only on the curriculum but on their skills, surely they would they had hired (pre-past tense of indicative)
8. I still miss you even though They have passed (pre-present subjunctive) so many years
9. Yes would have resulted (antepreterite of subjunctive) the clarification, we they would have returned (antepreterite of subjunctive) what we spend
10. Whatever it is would have happened (pre-future subjunctive), I know I had your support.
11. Lately have happened (before present indicative) many paranormal things inside the house.
12. So far, already we have waited (pre-present indicative) more than two hours to attend to us.
13. At the end of the vintage, we will have won (pre-future indicative) a good amount of money.
14. He does not would come (pre-past tense of indicative) so far if not would have had the unconditional support of his family (pre-past tense of subjunctive)
15. I liked that in the book have included (pre-present subjunctive) young talents who don't always have the opportunity.
16. You had seen (prefix of subjunctive) the face he made when she heard the news.
17. For about six months we have we have messaged (pre-present indicative) by social networks.
18. You have arrived (pre-present indicative) in time to witness this show.
19. Things are they have returned (before present indicative) very monotonous in our relationship.
20. Once had concluded (prefix of indicative) the trial period, they began to charge us at the regular rate.
21. Already you hadbought (prefix of indicative) the same, but you didn't remember.
22. On the day of my graduation, I Would have given (pre-past tense of indicative) I am pleased that my family would have been able (antepreterite of subjunctive) accompany me.
23. If you had bought two identical products, you they would have lowered (prefix of indicative) the cost per item.
24. I hope that you have had (pre-present subjunctive) a great experience in our restaurant.
25. Buy in bulk would have resulted (antepreterite of subjunctive) much cheaper.
26. Not yet I've finished (pre-present indicative) to send all the emails that were pending.
27. When we will have finished (prefix of indicative) to send all the documents, they gave us a tracking number.
28. If we can at least learn something from this experience, will have been valid (pre-future indicative) the penalty.
29. Never before I had met (prefix of indicative) love until you came into my life.
30. Yes would have invested (antepreterite of subjunctive) plus would have won (prefix of indicative) a lot of money.
31. It is not recommended to disconnect the device until have loaded (pre-present subjunctive) completely.
32. Us I would like (antepreterite of subjunctive) much that you would have come (antepreterite of subjunctive) to the last meeting.
33. You have improved (pre-present indicative) a lot on your skills as a performer.
34. We wanted to see the full movie but we we have stayed (before present indicative) asleep in the middle.
35. At four or five in the afternoon, surely already Will have arrived (pre-future indicative) all the people.
36. We had to leave but no we had finished (prefix of indicative) to talk to each other about everything we wanted to talk to each other.
37. Some of the plants that are in the garden are they have dried (pre-present indicative) due to lack of care.
38. I already they had sent (prefix of indicative) information about these packages and promotions.
39. We already we have stayed (pre-present indicative) out of inventory, so we have to buy more.
40. Not me had given (prefix of indicative) realize that you had painted (antecopreterite indicative) the hair.
41. But not we have arrived (pre-present subjunctive) to a deal, we can still make a deal.
42. I tried (pre-present indicative) communicate with him all morning, but not I have answered (pre-present indicative)
43. Never you had been (prefix of indicative) as happy as you are now.
44. I dont know what would have done (antepreterite of subjunctive) yes no would have arrived (antepreterite of subjunctive) to help us.
45. Long time ago I have considerated (pre-present indicative) the option to invest in this type of business.
46. I couldn't speak yet why not had heard (prefix of indicative) first its arguments.
47. Would have obtained (prefix of indicative) a good scholarship if the would have requested (antepreterite of subjunctive) for your good grades
48. Yes would have known (antepreterite subjunctive) what he was doing to win, what would havedisqualified (antepreterite of subjunctive)
49. Unfortunately, already has passed (pre-present indicative) a long time to be able to sort things out.
50. No there bad been (prefix of indicative) problem if we they would have warned (antepreterite of subjunctive) with time.
51. Next week already they will have finished (pre-future indicative) to arrive all the products
52. Whatever did you say (pre-present subjunctive), could be used against you in court.
53. I never you have asked (pre-present indicative) nothing so I would gladly do you a favor.
54. Once it was over (prefix of indicative) his interpretation, everyone stood up to applaud him.
55. Us we have stayed (pre-present indicative) without gas for cooking or heating water.
56. I do would have supported (prefix of indicative) when you felt lonely and sad.
57. Since yesterday had reserved (prefix of indicative) the table for ten people.
58. But would have shown (antepreterite of subjunctive) the evidences, the case does not I would have proceeded (pre-past tense of indicative)
59. I you have captivated (before present indicative) with your smile and your sense of humor.
60. Many they have scared (pre-present indicative) with this movie

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