GC 17 : Tener (-go, ie) – to have The verb tener means “to have”, and is used in many idiomatic expessions. Tener is a stem-changing verb with a twist:

GC 17 : Tener (-go, ie) – to have The verb tener means “to have”, and is used in many idiomatic expessions. Tener is a stem-changing verb with a twist: the “yo” conjugation is irregular.

yo tú usted él ella nosotros nosotras ustedes ellos ellas tengo tienes tiene tenemos tienen tener = to have *Remember: The nosotros form never stem-changes.

GC 17B: Tener idioms These expressions use “tener”, but don’t translate as “to have”. 1.Tener hambre – 2.Tener sed – 3.Tener prisa – 4.Tener…..años – 5.Tener que ( + infinitive) – 6.Tener ganas de ( + infinitive) – to be hungry to be thirsty to be in a hurry to be…years old to have to… to feel like…

GC 17 : Tener (-go, ie) – to have The verb tener means “to have”, and is used in many idiomatic expessions. Tener is a stem-changing verb with a twist:

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