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present perfect subjunctive - ir, querer, salir

Present perfect subjunctive for ir (to go)


yo	haya ido	(I have gone)
tú	hayas ido	(you have gone)
él/ella/ Ud.	haya ido	(he/she has gone, you have gone)
nosotros (as)	hayamos ido	(we have gone)
vosotros (as)	hayáis ido	(you guys have gone)
ellos/ellas/Uds.	hayan ido	(you all/they have gone)

Present perfect subjunctive for querer (to want)


yo	haya querido	(I have wanted)
tú	hayas querido	(you have wanted)
él/ella/ Ud.	haya querido	(he/she has wanted, you have wanted)
nosotros (as)	hayamos querido	(we have wanted)
vosotros (as)	hayáis querido	(you guys have wanted)
ellos/ellas/Uds.	hayan querido	(you all/they have wanted)

Present perfect subjunctive for salir (to leave, exit)


yo	haya salido	(I have left)
tú	hayas salido	(you have left)
él/ella/ Ud.	haya salido	(he/she has left, you have left)
nosotros (as)	hayamos salido	(we have left)
vosotros (as)	hayáis salido	(you guys have left)
ellos/ellas/Uds.	hayan salido	(you all/they have left)

Gramática
The present perfect subjunctive is used to express
an emotion or feeling about something that has already happened.

Examples:
Me alegro de que ella haya salido.
I'm glad she has left.

Sentences
Quizás yo haya ido a tu fiesta, pero no me recuerdo.
Quizás él haya ido contigo.
Espero que ella haya ido a la escuela.
Quizás nosotros hayamos ido a ese lugar antes.
Espero que ustedes hayan ido al mercado.
Pudiera ser que ella no haya ido a la cita.
Quizás ellos hayan ido más tarde.

Sentences
Quizás yo haya querido a Rocio.
Espero que tú hayas querido comer pollo.
Espero que él haya querido conocer a mis primos.
Ojalás que ella haya querido ir de compras.
Quizás nosotros hayamos querido a nuestros amigos demasiado.
Quizás ellos hayan querido correr.

Sentences
Quizás yo ya haya salido de mi depresión.
Espero que él ya haya salido del trabajo.
Ojalá que tú hayas salido a correr esta mañana.
Quizás nosotors ya hayamos salido esa deuda.
Espero que ustedes ya hayan salido para Virginia.
Espero que ellos ya hayan salido de la escuela.

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