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Hay que & Tener que. To talk about things someone must do, use these two formulas: Hay + que + infinitive Tener + que + infinitive.

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1 Hay que & Tener que

2 To talk about things someone must do, use these two formulas: Hay + que + infinitive Tener + que + infinitive

3 Repaso: Infinitive An infinitive is a verb BEFORE it is conjugated. Ejemplos: hablar, escuchar, estudiar, ser, tener.

4 Hay + que + infinitive We use “hay + que + infinitive” when there is no SPECIFIC subject. It is just a general statement about what one must do. Ejemplos: hay que estudiar español todos los días. hay que sacar buenas notas. hay que ser simpático.

5 Tener + que + infinitive Use “tener + que + infinitive” if there is a specific subject. Recuerdas: you MUST conjugate tener to match the subject! Ejemplos: tú tienes que escuchar al meastro. yo tengo que preparar la tarea. ellas tienen que leer el libro. nosotros tenemos que sacar una buena nota.

6 Ejemplos: use “tener” to say what these people have to do 1. Ivan / llegar temprano. 2. Nosotros / llevar nuestras mochilas. 3. Yo / usar la calculadora. 4. Tú / buscar para el libro. 5. Las chicas / ayudar los niños.

7 Ahora Ahora haz la actividad 15 en la pagina 109.

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