Parecer Present Perfect Tense
Delve into the nuances of the Present Perfect Tense with the Spanish verb parecer. Our page is a comprehensive guide to mastering ‘parecer’, featuring an elaborate verb chart, engaging conjugation exercises, entertaining games, and practical sentences. Enhance your Spanish verb skills at Spanish verb conjugation. Also, practice the various forms of ‘parecer’ at parecer conjugation.
Verb Meaning(s): to seem, to appear
Verb Chart: Parecer Present Perfect Tense
A mí | me ha parecido It has seemed to me | A nosotros | nos ha parecido It has seemed to us |
A ti (Juana, Juan) | te ha parecido It has seemed to you | A vosotros (informal Spain) | os ha parecido It has seemed to all of you |
A él/ella/Ud. (Sra./Dr. García) | le ha parecido It has seemed to him/her/you | A ellos/ellas/Uds. | les ha parecido It has seemed to them/all of you |
Parecer Present Perfect Tense Practice
Parecer Present Perfect Sentence Examples
It seemed to me that the movie was very interesting.
2. ¿Te ha parecido difícil el examen de matemáticas?
Did it seem to you that the math exam difficult?
3. Le ha parecido que su amigo estaba actuando extrañamente.
It seemed to him that his friend was acting strangely.
4. Le ha parecido ver un animal raro en el bosque.
It seemed to her that she saw a strange animal in the forest.
5. ¿Le ha parecido a usted que el clima está cambiando?
Has it seemed to you that the climate is changing?
It seemed to us that the food was exquisite.
7. ¿Os ha parecido que el concierto fue demasiado corto? (vosotros is used only in Spain)
Did it seem to all of you that the concert was too short?
8. Les ha parecido que el libro era mejor que la película.
It seemed to them that the book was better than the movie.
9. Les ha parecido que la exposición de arte era impresionante.
It seemed to them that the art exhibition was impressive.
10. ¿Les ha parecido a ustedes que el profesor explicó bien el tema?
Did it seem to you that the teacher explained the topic well?
