In this exercise, we´re going to tell if the following statement uses a conditional perfect form or not. If it is not used, you will mark an X in the *Sí* (Yes) column. If it´s used, mark an X in the *No* (no) column.

I would have visited the Zocalo.

Given that the verb is conjugated in the conditional perfect, mark an X on **Sí**.

Habría visitado (…) / I would have visited (…)

No

In this exercise, we´re going to tell if the following statement uses a conditional perfect form or not. If it is used, you will mark an X in the *No* (No) column. If it´s not used, mark an X in the *Sí* (Yes) column.

I have seen a game of the Mexican soccer team

Given that the verb is conjugated in the present perfect, mark an X on **Sí**.

He visto (…) / I have seen (…)

Sí

In this exercise, we´re going to tell if the following statement uses a conditional perfect form or not. If it is not used, you will mark an X in the *Sí* (Yes) column. If it´s used, mark an X in the *No* (no) column.

My friends and I have been to the market.

Given that the verb is conjugated in the present perfect, mark an X on **Sí**.

Mis amigos y yo hemos ido (…) / My friends and I have been (…)

Sí

In this exercise, we´re going to tell if the following statement uses a conditional perfect form or not. If it is used, you will mark an X in the *No* (No) column. If it´s not used, mark an X in the *No* (no) column.

I would have gone to see the Aztec pyramids.

Given that the verb is conjugated in the conditional perfect, mark an X on **No**.

Habría ido (…) / I would have gone (…)

No

In this exercise, we´re going to tell if the following statement uses a conditional perfect form or not. If it is used, you will mark an X in the *No* (No) column. If it´s not used, mark an X in the *Sí* (Yes) column.

I would have met the president of Mexico

Given that the verb is conjugated in the conditional perfect, mark an X on **No**.

Habría conocido (…) / I would have met (…)

No