Have vs. Has (Tener vs Tiene)

​Have (Tener en Espanol), (Kuwa na in Swahili)

In English we use HAVE:

• speaking in the first person (I, we)

• speaking in the second person (you)

• speaking in the third person plural (they)

Example: Joseph and I have 5th hour together.

You always have dinner at 6:30pm.

Have vs. Has (Tener vs Tiene)

​Has (Tiene en Espanol), (Ina in Swahili)

In English we use HAS:

• speaking in the third person singular (he, she, and it)

Example: She has a soccer game today.

My teacher has a dog.

The table sandwich has meat on it.

Examples:

I do homework each night.

We do play basketball.

They do need your help.

Do vs. Does (Hacer vs Hace)

(Fanya vs Hufanya)

Examples:

Sabrina does want an apple.

He does sing very well.

Like vs Likes (gustar vs. gusta)

(gustar vs. gusta)

Negative sentences - Sentences with"no" in them.

Examples:

I don't like cats.

We don't have a son.

They don't eat breakfast early.

She doesn't have a concert tonight.

The boy doesn't have a bike.

The student doesn't sleep during 1st hour.

Examples:

I don't have homework in the morning.

We don't like meat.

Samuel and Mia don't enjoy baseball.

Don't vs. Doesn't (no en espanol)

(usifanya vs haifanyi hivyo)

Examples:

Jackie doesn't like bread.

He doesn't sing very well.

The cat doesn't go outside.