Answer:
The correct answers are He llegado aquí and He venido a cortarlas.
Explanation:
We use the perfect past of the indicative to express a situation that has already been finalized, but which extends to the present. Or to express a situation that has already been finalized but will bring a consequence in the future or in the present.
As in English, to form the perfect preterite in Spanish we will use the auxiliary verb haber + past participle.
Yo he llegado / Yo he venido
Tú has llegado/ Tú has venido
ÉL/Ella han llegado/ Él/Ella han venido
Nosotros hemos llegado/ nosotros hemos venido
Ustedes han llegado / Ustedes han venido.
Therefore, the correct options are He llegado aquí and He venido a cortarlas.
