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Tener Idioms. [ Ustedes tienen que estudiar y practicar. Esta presentación es interactiva… ]. A “ tener idiom ” is. Not translated literally. There is no “ have ” in English translation of the idiom. In Spanish, we are using nouns for English adjectives.
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Tener Idioms [Ustedes tienen que estudiar y practicar. Esta presentación es interactiva…]
A “tener idiom”is . . . • Not translated literally. • There is no “have”in English translation of the idiom. • In Spanish, we are using nouns for English adjectives. • This verb is considered irregular; it does NOT follow the pattern as regular “-ER” verbs. • It is best to memorize the conjugations because there is no pattern to follow.
TENER = To have Tengo- I have 4. Tenemos- We have 2. Tienes- You have (inf.) 5. Teneis- You (p.inf.) 3. Tiene- You have (form.) 6. Tienen- Y’all / They have
Tenerused instead of SER or ESTAR As you know, there are two verbs in Spanish which mean “to be”- ser and estar. The verb tener, although it means “to have,” can also be translated as a form of the verb “TO BE.”Here are a few examples of tener idioms:
*The literal meaning would be “ I have hunger,” but English uses the verb to be.
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