Levantarse (to get up) - Subjuntivo pretérito perfecto, subjuntivo (Subjunctive past perfect, subjunctive) - Spanish
Levantarse - Conjugation of to get up in Spanish: Conjugation table, examples and exercises in the subjunctive past perfect, subjunctive tense (Subjuntivo pretérito perfecto, subjuntivo).
Subjuntivo pretérito perfecto, subjuntivo (Subjunctive past perfect, subjunctive)
All conjugations and tenses: Levantarse (to get up) - conjugation and tenses - (Spanish)
Syllabus: Spanish lesson - Rutinas diarias (Daily routines)
Conjugation of to get up in Subjuntivo pretérito perfecto
- yo me haya levantado I have gotten up
- tú te hayas levantado You have gotten up
- él/ella se haya levantado he has gotten up
- nosotros/nosotras nos hayamos levantado we have gotten up
- vosotros/vosotras os hayáis levantado You (plural) have gotten up
- ellos/ellas se hayan levantado they have gotten up
Example phrases
- Espero que me haya levantado temprano. I hope I got up early.
- Es posible que te hayas levantado antes de las siete. It's possible that you got up before seven.
- Dudo que se haya levantado tan temprano. I doubt that he/she has gotten up so early.
- No creo que nos hayamos levantado tan tarde. I don't think we have gotten up so late.
- Me sorprende que os hayáis levantado a esa hora. I'm surprised that you (all) have gotten up at that time.
- Es improbable que se hayan levantado a tiempo. It is unlikely that they got up on time.
Exercise: Conjugate the verbs - levantarse (to get up)
Instruction: Choose the correct word, read the sentence out loud and translate.
Show answers Show translationLevantarse (Subjuntivo pretérito perfecto, subjuntivo)
1. Es improbable que ... a tiempo.
2. Espero que ... temprano.
3. No creo que ... tan tarde.
4. Es posible que ... antes de las siete.
5. Dudo que ... tan temprano.
6. Me sorprende que ... a esa hora.