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Expresiones con tener

Expresiones con tener. Expressions with “ Tener ”. The following expression use “ tener ” for “to be” . Tener (mucho) frío To be ( very ) cold Tener (mucho) calor to be ( very ) hot Tener (mucha) hambre to be ( very ) hungry Tener (mucha) sed To be ( very ) thirsty

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Expresiones con tener

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  1. Expresiones con tener Expressions with “Tener”

  2. The following expression use “tener” for “to be” • Tener (mucho) frío Tobe (very) cold • Tener (mucho) calor tobe (very) hot • Tener (mucha) hambre tobe (very) hungry • Tener (mucha) sed Tobe (very) thirsty • Tener (mucho) sueño Tobe (very) tired • Tener prisaTobe in a hurry • Tener (mucho) miedo Tobe (very) afraid • Tener (mucho) cuidado Tobe (very) careful • Tener sentido Tomakesense. • Tener razón Toberight • Tener # años Tobe # yearsold • Tener ganasTofeellike • Tener (mucha) suerte Tobe (very) lucky

  3. These expressions are idiomatic and do not translate literally from English. • (Tengomuchahambre = I have much hunger) • The word following “tener” is a noun, not an adjective therefore “mucho/a” and “poco/a” are used with them. Not “muy” • Because they are nouns they also have a gender. All of them are masculine except for hambre ,sed, suerte, prisaand razónwhich are feminine, and ganas which is feminine plural • TheSpanishequivalentto “I am wrong” is “estoy equivocado/a” or “no tengo razón”

  4. Ejemplos • ¿Tienes frío? • Sí, tengo mucho frío. No tengo mi chaqueta. • ¿Deseancomer un poco de pollo? • -Sí, tenemos mucha hambre. • ¿Cuántos años tiene tu abuela? • Mi abuela tiene ochenta y cinco años.

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