Tener vs Venir
Conjugate:
Tener (yo)
Venir (nosotros)
Tener - tengo
Venir - venimos
How do you say “my brother”?
A) Mi primo
B) Mi hermano
C) Mi abuelo
B) Mi hermano
Conjugate:
Beber (tú)
Correr (ella)
Bebes
Corre
Translate: To Read
Leer
This possessive adjective means your (familiar)
What is tu? or ¿Que es tu?
Which of these is not an expression of Tener?
A.tener miedo (de)
B. tener hambre
C. tener feliz
D. tener razón
E. tener prisa
C. tener feliz
How do you say “my aunt and uncle”?
Mis tíos
Conjugate:
Abrir (nosotros)
Describir (ella)
Abrimos
Describe
Translate: They are hardworking!
Ellos son trabajadores
The correct possessive adjective for “our sisters.”
What is nuestras? or ¿Que es nuestras?
This irregular verb is used to indicate someone is coming to the speaker's location, and its “yo” form is completely different from the stem in the present tense.
¿Qué es venir?
She is the sister of my mother, she is my...
¿Que es mi tia?
How do you say “They share a pizza” using compartir?
A) Ellos comparto una pizza
B) Ellos comparten una pizza
C) Ellos compartes una pizza
Ellos comparten una pizza
Translate: the difficult class
la clase difícil
This adjective can mean his, her, their, or your (formal) depending on context.
What is su? or ¿Que es su?
You use this verb to say “I have to study,” not “I am coming.”
¿Qué es tener?
How do you say “My cousin is blonde"?
A) Mi primo es rubio
B) Mi prima es rubia
C) Both A and B
C) Both A and B
How do you say “She receives some flowers” using recibir?
Ella recibe unas flores
Translate: the smart students
los estudiantes inteligentes
The reason we say mis libros instead of mi libros.
What is because the noun is plural?
You say this verb when talking about someone arriving to your location, but never to express age, thirst, or fear.
Qué es venir
He married my sister, to me is my ...
¿Que es mi cuñado?
What is wrong with this sentence? “Los estudiantes aprende en la clase.”
The verb is incorrectly conjugated
Corrected sentence: “Los estudiantes aprenden en la clase.”
Translate: She is German and he is French
Ella es alemana y él es francés.
Rewrite this sentence to clarify the owner: Su primo es alto. (ellas)
What is “El primo de ellas es alto”?