Use the knowledge you have gained in the study section to translate the following sentences. Read the phrase in English and say the Spanish out loud before you click on the yellow icon to see if you were right.
Buena suerte.
Example: I hope that you have eaten.
Espero que hayas comido.
He thinks that you have spoken.
Él piensa que hayas hablado.
Perhaps he has spoken with her.
Quizás él haya hablado con ella.
it´s possible that he has lived in Tenerife.
Es posible que él haya vivido en Tenerife.
I think that she has walked in the park.
Pienso que ella haya caminado en el parque.
I doubt that she has listened to the music.
Dudo que ella haya escuchado a la música.
I suppose that they have listened to the teacher.
Supongo que ellos hayan escuchado al profesor.
I think that you (polite) have danced very well.
Pienso que usted haya bailado muy bien.
Perhaps he has bought a gift.
Quizás él haya comprado un regalo.
It´s possible that they have walked in the park.
Es posible que hayan caminado en el parque.
I doubt that you (polite plural) have walked to school.
Dudo que ustedes hayan caminado al colegio.
I think that my mum has prepared the dinner.
Pienso que mi madre haya preparado la cena.
I believe that the teacher has prepared the lessons.
Creo que el profesor haya preparado las lecciones.
I believe that my dad has worked in a bank for 20 years.
Creo que mi padre haya trabajado en un banco por veinte años.
She hopes that he has paid the bill.
Ella espera que él haya pagado la cuenta.
I hope that they have studied Spanish at school.
Espero que hayan estudiado español al colegio.
I believe that I have played the piano for 10 years.
Creo que haya tocado el piano por diez años.
I doubt that she has played the piano.
Dudo que ella haya tocado el piano.
It´s unlikely that they have arrived at 9 a.m.
Es improbable que ellos hayan llegado a las nueve de la mañana.
I believe that all of you have waited for the bus.
Creo que hayáis esperado para el autobús.