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Acabar de + infinitive verb is used to say:

Question 49 options:

a)
What someone has just done


b)
What someone will do


c)
What someone is doing

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Answer:

The correct answer is: a) What someone has just done.

Step-by-step explanation:

Acabar de + infitive is used to express an action that has just happened.

Acabo de llegar a casa. (I have just come home.)

Acaban de llamar a mamá. (They have just called mum.)

To form this expression, we use the verb acabar in the present tense:

1. acabo

2. acabas

3. acaba

1. acabamos + DE + infinitive

2. acabáis

3. acaban

It refers to the actions that have just occurred (according to the moment of speech).

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