Breakdown of Hoy la visita al museo ha sido muy interesante.
ser
to be
muy
very
hoy
today
el museo
the museum
Questions & Answers about Hoy la visita al museo ha sido muy interesante.
Why do we use "ha sido" here instead of the past tense "fue"?
In Spain, you use the present perfect tense (ha sido) when talking about a time period that isn't finished yet. Because the sentence starts with Hoy (Today), the day is still happening, so you must use ha sido instead of the simple past tense fue.
Why is it "ha sido" (from the verb ser) and not "ha estado" (from the verb estar)?
Why does it say "al museo" instead of "a el museo"?
Whenever the preposition a (to) is followed immediately by the masculine word for "the" (el), they must combine into the contraction al. In Spanish, you never write a el together as separate words.
Could I say "Hoy visitar el museo" instead of using "la visita"?