Do you duo? LINGO that is.

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GlennR Jul 2016 6:06am, 13 Jul 2016 20,520 posts	GlennR She has two legs.
GlennR Jul 2016 6:10am, 13 Jul 2016 20,521 posts	GlennR Your toes are large
GlennR Jul 2016 6:14am, 13 Jul 2016 20,522 posts	GlennR The body has a lot of blood.
GlennR Jul 2016 6:16am, 13 Jul 2016 20,523 posts	GlennR I have problems on the nose and the knee.
GlennR Jul 2016 6:22am, 13 Jul 2016 20,524 posts	GlennR I am crazy for your lips. (That's medical strengthened then).
Velociraptor Jul 2016 8:30am, 13 Jul 2016 34,093 posts	Velociraptor I almost did medical last night, but decided to keep it for today
Anna Bomb Jul 2016 3:52pm, 13 Jul 2016 2,275 posts	Anna Bomb the sun is a star
Anna Bomb Jul 2016 5:21pm, 13 Jul 2016 2,276 posts	Anna Bomb I am not your toy
GregP Jul 2016 7:56pm, 13 Jul 2016 83,388 posts	GregP Can someone remind me how to do 'I have already eaten a duck'? Even with a bit of google cheatery the closest I can get is 'yo ya comí un pato' Google translate thinks 'yo ya tengo come un pato' is close. Help?
Flatlander Jul 2016 8:14pm, 13 Jul 2016 519 posts	Flatlander I haven't done past participles on Duolingo yet, but my ancient Spanish suggests to me that the phrase you want is something like "ya he comido un pato" My understanding is that "tengo" (from "tener") is generally for possession e.g. "tengo un pato". The "he" in my suggestion is a form of "haber" also meaning "to have" but in the sense of doing e.g. "lo he visto" means "I have seen it".