1. El Presente Perfecto del Subjuntivo

2. HABER + pasado participle
This one is very easy, especially if you learned the first part. We are just incorporating two different concepts to make a new verb tense.
The first thing to remember is that all perfect tenses are formed by TWO parts;
HABER + pasado participle
(-ado-/-Ido)

3. Put it with a past participle
The Subjunctive form of Haber is:
Put it with a past participle
Haya
Hayas
Hayamos
Hayáis
Hayan
Dicho
Hecho
Roto
Hablado
Vivido
Comido
And you get the Present Perfect Subjunctive!

4. When the subject and verb in the first part of the
The second thing to remember is that subjunctives are needed in the certain situations:
When the subject and verb in the first part of the
sentence are influencing the second subject and verb
and the two parts are connected by “QUE”.
María quiere que
Paco cante mañana.
First subject and verb
Second subject and verb
Esperamos que
ellos nos llamen pronto.
First subject and verb
Second subject and verb

5. You’ve learned these as “cuweirdos”
Cuando and Conjunctions
Uncertainty
Wish/Want
Emotions (Feelings)
Impersonal expressions / Indefinite or Non existent antecedents
Regreat / Remorse/ Requests/Recommendations
Doubt/Denial/ Disagreement
Ojalá que / Obligation (order)
Suggestions

6. Then you need to use a present perfect subjunctive…
So, now all we have to do is put the two together.
If you have a sentence that needs a subjunctive…
María hopes that
And a present perfect…
Paco hasn’t seen the movie yet.
Then you need to use a present perfect subjunctive…
María espera que Paco no haya visto la película todavía.

7. The second verb is a present perfect.
Para Repasar…
To use this verb tense, a sentence must past two tests…
The first subject and verb are influencing the second set (which means we need a subjunctive)
The second verb is a present perfect.

8. ¿Listos? ¡Empiecen!
I’m mad that Miguel hasn’t arrived.
His arm hurts a lot. We hope he hasn’t broken it.
I am sorry that you have been sick.
Me enoja que Miguel no haya llegado.
Le duele mucho el brazo. Esperamos que no se lo haya roto.
Siento mucho que hayas estado enfermo.