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Rules, models, and practice Created for students of Dr. Valerio

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1 Rules, models, and practice Created for students of Dr. Valerio
Tener means “to have” Yo tengo 5 clases. I have 5 classes. Tener que means “to have to” followed by an infinitive Eduardo tiene que trabajar hoy. Eduardo has to work today. Expresiones con tener Rules, models, and practice Created for students of Dr. Valerio

2 Expressions that use tener
Many expressions that use “to be” + adjective in English use “tener” + noun in Spanish... tener (mucho) frio – to be (very) cold tener (mucha) sed – to be (very) thirsty tener (mucho) calor– to be (very) hot tener (mucha) hambre– to be (very) hungry

3 Expressions that use tener
Many expressions that use “to be” + adjective in English use “tener” + noun in Spanish… tener (mucho) sueño – to be (very) sleepy tener (mucha) prisa – to be in a (great) hurry tener (mucho) miedo – to be (quite) afraid tener cuidado – to be careful

4 Expressions that use tener
Many expressions that use “to be” + adjective in English use “tener” + noun in Spanish.. tener razón – to be right no tener razón – to be wrong tener … años de edad – to be … years old

5 Expressions that use tener
Here are several models of the use of tener… ¿Tienes calor? —Sí, y también tengo mucha sed. ¿Deseas comer pollo? —No, gracias, no tengo hambre. ¿Cuántos años tienes? —Tengo veinte años Online practice

6 More practice with tener
Online practice 2 Online practice 3 Page of additional practice links

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