1. When I’m hungry I eat pizza.

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1. When I’m hungry I eat pizza. Rapiditos: escribe 1. When I’m hungry I eat pizza. 2. Do you drink water or soda (refrescos) when you’re thirsty? 3. I am not afraid of (de)my teacher. 4. We are lucky to be in school. 5. Are you in a hurry in the morning?

Tener + que + infinitive Another use of TENER (to have) Tener + que + infinitive Another use of TENER (to have). is the expression Tener + que + infinitive This formula is used to express obligation or necessity, “someone has to do something”.

This expression is used only if there is a subject that can be identified. Tener is conjugated according to the subject of the sentence. Ex. Yo tengo que estudiar. I have to study. **Remember the verb after the expression stays in the infinitive form.

3. ¿Tenemos que hacer la tarea? Translate: 1. ¡Tengo que bailar! 2. ¡Tienes que escuchar! 3. ¿Tenemos que hacer la tarea? 4. ¿Tenemos que correr en la clase de educación física? 5. No tienes que andar tu bicicleta porque hace frío.

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The formula: Hay +que + infinitive is used to express the idea of “one must do something”, or “it is necessary to do something”. It is a more general expression since there is no specific subject. Therefore the verb form “hay” is always used and never changed. Ex. Hay que hablar español en España.

Hay que estudiar mucho en la escuela. Translate: Hay que estudiar mucho en la escuela. Hay que hacer el exámen. Hay que practicar mucho para los deportes.

Translate and add to it: 1. One must study… 2. One must pass… 3 Translate and add to it: 1. One must study… 2. One must pass… 3.One must look for the book… 4. One must use… 5.One must…

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1. ¿Qué tienes ganas de hacer? Translate: 1. ¿Qué tienes ganas de hacer? 2. ¿Tienes ganas de mirar una película el viernes? 3. I don’t feel like studying. 4. Do you feel like eating at (a) DeoMalley’s with me?