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Mirar Present Perfect Tense

Focus on the Present Perfect Tense with the observant Spanish verb mirar. Our page is designed to enhance your mastery of ‘mirar’, featuring an extensive verb chart, interactive conjugation practices, fun games, and sentences for everyday application. Advance your Spanish language skills at Spanish verb conjugation. Also, practice the different conjugations of ‘mirar’ at mirar conjugation.

Verb Meaning(s): to look at, to watch

Verb Chart: Mirar Present Perfect Tense

Yo

he mirado

I have watched

Nosotros

hemos mirado

we have watched

(Juana, Juan)

has mirado

you have watched

Vosotros

(informal Spain)

habéis mirado

you all have watched

Él/Ella/Ud.

(Sra./Dr. García)

ha mirado

he/she/you have watched

Ellos/Ellas/Uds.

han mirado

they/you all have watched

Mirar Present Perfect Tense Practice

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Conjugation Practice

Present Perfect Tense

Mirar Present Perfect Sentence Examples

1. Yo he mirado las estrellas toda la noche.
I have watched the stars all night.
2. ¿Tú has mirado el documental sobre el medio ambiente?
Have you watched the documentary about the environment?
3. Él ha mirado por la ventana pensando en su futuro.
He has looked out the window thinking about his future.
4. Ella ha mirado su reloj ansiosamente durante la clase.
She has anxiously watched her watch during the class.
5. Usted ha mirado las noticias cada mañana.
You have watched the news every morning.
6. Nosotros hemos mirado todos los capítulos de la serie.
We have watched all the episodes of the series.
7. ¿Vosotros habéis mirado el partido de fútbol ayer? (vosotros is used only in Spain)
Have you all watched the soccer game yesterday?
8. Ellos han mirado con asombro el eclipse lunar.
They have watched the lunar eclipse in awe.
9. Ellas han mirado las obras de arte en el museo.
They have looked at the artworks in the museum.
10. ¿Ustedes han mirado hacia atrás para ver cuánto han avanzado?
Have you looked back to see how much you’ve progressed?