Cap í tulo 4 Expressions with “ tener ”. Expressions with “tener” (idioms) Tengo hambre. = I’m hungry. Tienes frío. = You’re cold. Tenemos calor. = We’re.

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1 Cap í tulo 4 Expressions with “ tener ”

2 Expressions with “tener” (idioms) Tengo hambre. = I’m hungry. Tienes frío. = You’re cold. Tenemos calor. = We’re hot. (temperature) Ella tiene prisa. = She’s in a hurry. ¿Tienen sueño? = Are you all sleepy? ¡ Tengo flojera! = I feel blah! Tengo sed. = I’m thirsty.

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4 Using “tener + que” To say that you HAVE TO do something, use the verb ”tener” followed by “que” then add the infinitive of the verb. DO NOT separate the two words. They MUST remain together! Ejemplos: Tengo que hacer mi tarea esta tarde. I have to do my homework this afternoon. Tienes que cantar en la iglesia mañana. You have to sing at church tomorrow. Hoy tenemos que caminar a la escuela. Today we have to walk to school.

5 “tener ganas de” + infinitive of verb The expression “tener ganas de” is used to say you have desire to do something or you wish to do something. DO NOT separate the three words. Ejemplos: Tengo ganas de comer un taco. I feel like eating a taco. ¿Tienes ganas de ir de compras? Do you feel like going shopping?

6 Homework due Tuesday, 1/16/06  CVG pg. 41 – (in packet given rec’d in Dec.)  L. pg. 123, Actividad 4 y Actividad 5  L. pg. 125, Actividad 8 y Actividad 9 On page 123: Answer questions in complete sentences. You don’t need to copy questions. Write out the complete paragraph underlining your answers.