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The verb Tener English Grammar Connection: Conjugating is changing the forms of a verb to indicate who is doing the action. For example, the English verb.

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1 The verb Tener English Grammar Connection: Conjugating is changing the forms of a verb to indicate who is doing the action. For example, the English verb to have is conjugated as I have, you have, he/she/it has, we have, they have Claudia has a computer Claudia tiene una computadora

2 Use the verb tener to talk about what you have. How do you conjugate this verb? Tener- to have YotengoI have nosotros(as) tenemos we have Tutienesyou have El, Ella,he/she hasellos,ellas they have Ustedtieneyou have (form)ustedes tienen you all have

3 Tenemos clase el lunes We have class on Monday Tienes una bicicleta? Do you have a bike?

4 Tener+ que+infinitive is used to talk about what someone has to do Tengo que estudiarI have to study Miguel tiene que leer un libro Migue has to read a book

5 Frequency Words: The expression of frequency siempre and nunca are usually placed before the verb Antonio siempre toma apuntesAntonio always takes notes Rafael nunca llega a clase tardeRefael never arrives late to class. Mucho is usually placed after the verb Raquel estudia muchoRaquel studies a lot De vez en cuando, muchas veces, and todos los dias are usually placed at the beginning or end of the sentence Todos los dias Jaime trabaja. Jaime trabaja todos los dias Jaime works every day

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