(Tener) que + Verb(-ar,-er,-ir) TO HAVE TO….. Showing obligation or necessity to do something.

How to change the endings

ARERIR Yo- O Tu- asTu- es El Ella Ud- aEl Ella Ud- e Nosotros- amosNosotros- emosNosotros- imos Ellos Ellas Uds.- an Ellos Ellas Uds.- en Ellos Ellas Uds.-

El verbo tener The Verb “To Have”.

“To have to”; “Going to”

El pretérito Spanish.

To talk about what you have to do use tener que + infinitive

Tener (to have). Remember your Subject Pronouns. YoNosotros TúTú Él/Ella/Ud.Ellos/ellas Ustedes (Yo) Tengo (Nosotros) Tenemos (Tú) Tienes (Ellos/Ellas)

Introducción: 5/6 de septiembre

Los Pronombres Personales

Subject Pronouns Yo = I Tú - you (familiar) Usted - you (formal)

Week 2 sp 2 school sub/ob, adj, ser, tener,

Tener que + infinitive to have to (+ do something)

ESTAR Another Irregular Verb! Estar is irregular. It does NOT follow a regular AR pattern like verbs such as nadar, bailar, or cantar do. Soooo…… What.

Tutor/Lecturer: Maria Brown.1 Simple Present Tense.

Soy I am yo. eres You are(friendly/informal) tú “ ”

Ar,Er,Ir Verbs. Regular Ar Verbs Nadar-to swim Yo (I) NadoNosotros (We) Nadamos »Tú (you) NadasVosotros (you all) Nadáis »El (he) Nada Ellos (they masculine)

Present Progressive We use the present tense to talk about an action that always or often takes place or that is happening now.

Present Progressive Page 124 Avancemos 2 Present Progressive We use the present tense to talk about an action that always or often takes place or that.

Repaso de los pronombres de sujeto y los verbos AR Subject Pronouns and AR Verbs Review.

Conjugating AR verbs What is an –AR verb?. First, let’s talk about verbs… What is an infinitive? The basic form of a verb Means “to do something” Has.