Tener - To Have
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Emily Obremski
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Tener is, like ser, an irregular verb. You need to keep that in mind when building sentences with it.
Tener means to have, to own, or to possess. We can use tener to express something that we physically possess or a way we feel at a certain point in time - a feeling or need we “have.”
Tener = To Have
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Take a few moments to study the conjugation chart:
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Notice how some literal translations are different than what we would say in English. In Spanish, tener is used more for emotions and feelings. Let’s have a look at what some literal translations look like:
Yo tengo hambre = I have hunger = I am hungry (I feel hunger)
Tu tienes miedo = You have fear = You are fearful (You feel fear)
Ellos tienen sed = They have thirst = They are thirsty (They feel thirst)
Now PRACTICE the verb TENER by choosing the correct answer to the multiple choice questions on the following slides:
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Multiple Choice
Nosotros tenemos
We have (mixed/male group)
They have (mixed/maled group)
He has
They have (female group)
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Multiple Choice
I have
Yo soy
Tu tienes
Yo tengo
El tiene
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Multiple Choice
He has
Usted tiene
El tiene
Ella tiene
Tu tienes
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Multiple Choice
They are hungry.
Ellos tienen hambre.
Ustedes tienen hambre.
Yo tengo hambre.
Usted tiene hambre.
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Multiple Choice
She is cold.
Yo soy frio.
El tiene frio.
Ella tiene frio.
Ella es fria.
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Multiple Choice
He has a dog.
Ella tiene un perro.
Yo tengo un perro.
El tiene un perro.
Nosotros tenemos un perro.
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Multiple Choice
I am 20 years old.
Tu tienes veinte años.
Yo tengo veinte años.
Yo tengo diez años.
Yo soy veinte años.
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Multiple Choice
Ustedes tienen familia en Puerto Rico.
You guys have family in Puerto Rico.
You are in Puerto Rico.
They have family in Puerto Rico.
They are from Puerto Rico.
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Multiple Choice
Tu tienes un gato.
You have a cat (formal).
You need a cat.
You have a cat (informal.)
I have a cat.
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Multiple Choice
I have three sisters.
Ella tiene tres hermanas.
Yo soy tres hermanas
Ellas son tres hermanas.
Yo tengo tres hermanas.
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Multiple Choice
Cuantos años tiene usted?
How old are you (formal)?
How old are you (informal)?
How old is he?
How are you?
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Multiple Choice
She is 18 years old.
El tiene dieciocho años.
Ella es dieciocho años.
El es ocho años.
Ella tiene dieciocho años.
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Multiple Choice
Yo tengo hambre.
You are hungry.
I am hungry.
I have pain.
I am angry.
Tener is, like ser, an irregular verb. You need to keep that in mind when building sentences with it.
Tener means to have, to own, or to possess. We can use tener to express something that we physically possess or a way we feel at a certain point in time - a feeling or need we “have.”
Tener = To Have
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