Doler Present Perfect Tense
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Verb Meaning(s): to hurt, to ache
Verb Chart: Doler Present Perfect Tense
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A mí |
me ha dolido It has hurt me |
A nosotros |
nos ha dolido It has hurt us |
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A ti (Juana, Juan) |
te ha dolido It has hurt you |
A vosotros (informal Spain) |
os ha dolido It has hurt all of you |
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A él/ella/Ud. (Sra./Dr. García) |
le ha dolido It has hurt him/her/you |
A ellos/ellas/Uds. |
les ha dolido It has hurt them/all of you |
Doler Present Perfect Tense Practice
Doler Present Perfect Sentence Examples
1. A mí me ha dolido la cabeza después de estudiar mucho.
I have had a headache after studying a lot.
2. ¿A ti te ha dolido el estómago alguna vez?
Have you ever had a stomachache?
3. A él le ha dolido el brazo después de jugar al tenis.
His arm has hurt after playing tennis.
4. A ella le ha dolido la garganta esta mañana.
Her throat has been sore this morning.
5. ¿A usted le ha dolido la espalda después de levantar pesas?
Has your back hurt after lifting weights?
I have had a headache after studying a lot.
2. ¿A ti te ha dolido el estómago alguna vez?
Have you ever had a stomachache?
3. A él le ha dolido el brazo después de jugar al tenis.
His arm has hurt after playing tennis.
4. A ella le ha dolido la garganta esta mañana.
Her throat has been sore this morning.
5. ¿A usted le ha dolido la espalda después de levantar pesas?
Has your back hurt after lifting weights?
6. A nosotros nos ha dolido los pies después de caminar tanto.
Our feet have hurt after walking so much.
7. ¿A vosotros os ha dolido la cabeza después de la fiesta? (vosotros is used only in Spain)
Have you all had a headache after the party?
8. A ellos les ha dolido las manos de tanto escribir.
Their hands have hurt from writing so much.
9. A ellas les ha dolido las rodillas después de correr.
Their knees have hurt after running.
10. ¿A ustedes les ha dolido los ojos de mirar la pantalla tanto tiempo?
Have your eyes hurt from looking at the screen for so long?
Our feet have hurt after walking so much.
7. ¿A vosotros os ha dolido la cabeza después de la fiesta? (vosotros is used only in Spain)
Have you all had a headache after the party?
8. A ellos les ha dolido las manos de tanto escribir.
Their hands have hurt from writing so much.
9. A ellas les ha dolido las rodillas después de correr.
Their knees have hurt after running.
10. ¿A ustedes les ha dolido los ojos de mirar la pantalla tanto tiempo?
Have your eyes hurt from looking at the screen for so long?
