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 Conjugating is changing the forms of a verb to indicate who is doing the action.  For example, the English verb to have is conjugated as I have, you.

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Presentación del tema: " Conjugating is changing the forms of a verb to indicate who is doing the action.  For example, the English verb to have is conjugated as I have, you."— Transcripción de la presentación:

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2  Conjugating is changing the forms of a verb to indicate who is doing the action.  For example, the English verb to have is conjugated as I have, you have, he/she/it has, we have, they have  Claudia has a computer.  Claudia tiene una computadora.

3  You use the verb tener to talk about what you have.  How do you conjugate this verb?

4 Yo tengoNosotros tenemos Tu tienes Vosotros tenéis Usted/él/ tiene Ella Ustedes/ tienen ellos(as)

5  Tenemos clase el lunes. › We have class on Monday.  Tienes una bicicleta. › You have a bike.

6  Tener + que + infinitive  This is used to talk about what someone has to do.  An infinitive is a verb form that ends in –er, -ir, or -ar

7  Tengo que estudiar. › I have to study.  Miguel tiene que leer un libro. › Miguel has to read a book.

8  Conjugate tener in each of the sentences. 1. Yo _________ la clase de arte. 2. Ella _______ un gato. 3. Nosotros _______ que estudiar. 4. Tú ________ perros. 5. Juanita _______ la clase de ciencias. 6. Paco y yo _______ que leer.

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