Romperse (to break) - Subjuntivo pretérito perfecto, subjuntivo (Subjunctive past perfect, subjunctive) - Spanish
Romperse - Conjugation of to break 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: Romperse (to break) - conjugation and tenses - (Spanish)
Syllabus: Spanish lesson - El cuerpo humano: lesiones y dolor (The human body: injuries and pain)
Conjugation of to break in Subjuntivo pretérito perfecto
- yo me haya roto I have broken myself
- tú te hayas roto you have broken
- él/ella se haya roto He/she has broken
- nosotros/nosotras nos hayamos roto we have broken
- vosotros/vosotras os hayáis roto you have broken
- ellos/ellas se hayan roto they have broken
Example phrases
- Espero que me haya roto el récord en la carrera. I hope I have broken the record in the race.
- Dudo que te hayas roto durante el entrenamiento. I doubt that you have broken during the training.
- Es probable que se haya roto la pantalla del móvil. It is likely that the mobile screen has broken.
- No creo que nos hayamos roto las reglas de la higiene. I don't think we have broken the rules of hygiene.
- Es posible que os hayáis roto la dieta con la comida rápida. You may have broken your diet with fast food.
- Tal vez se hayan roto el equilibrio mental por el exceso de trabajo. Maybe they have broken their mental balance due to overwork.
Exercise: Conjugate the verbs - romperse (to break)
Instruction: Choose the correct word, read the sentence out loud and translate.
Show answers Show translationRomperse (Subjuntivo pretérito perfecto, subjuntivo)
1. Espero que ... el récord en la carrera.
2. Es probable que ... la pantalla del móvil.
3. Dudo que ... durante el entrenamiento.
4. Tal vez ... el equilibrio mental por el exceso de trabajo.
5. Es posible que ... la dieta con la comida rápida.
6. No creo que ... las reglas de la higiene.