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38 Tener.

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Presentación del tema: "38 Tener."— Transcripción de la presentación:

1 38 Tener

2 tener to have Yo tengo Nosotros tenemos Tú tienes Vosotros tenéis
Él, Ella, Ud Ellos, Ellas, Uds. tiene tienen

3 Práctica tengo Yo _____________ una casa grande.
¿Cuántos hermanos ____________ tú? Kermit _____________ muchos amigos. Jazlyn y yo _________________ muchos primos. Anthony y Xavier no ________________ la tarea. tienes tiene tenemos tienen

4 Idiomatic Expressions
An expression that, when you take the meaning of each word individually, it does not add up to the meaning of the whole expression. Examples in English would be “get over it” or “get a grip.” Idiomatic Expressions

5 Tener hambre – to be hungry
I am hungry in the morning. Yo tengo hambre en la mañana. Tener hambre – to be hungry

6 Tener sed – to be thirsty
Steven wants water. He is very thirsty. Steven quiere agua. Él tiene mucha sed. Tener sed – to be thirsty

7 El FIN

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