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Tener
Venir
Conjugations
Tener Idioms
Venir and Time Phrases
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Tener means...
What is to have?
100
The verb venir means...
What is to come?
100
tener (yo)
What is tengo?
100
She is cold.
What is Ella tiene frío?
100
What time are you coming to school?
What is ¿A qué hora vienes a la escuela?
200
We can use tener to talk about .... (for example, if we're hot, cold, or hungry).
What is conditions?
200
Venir is a _________-___________ and a _____________ _________________ verb.
What is yo-go and stem changing?
200
venir (yo)
What is vengo?
200
We are sleepy.
What is Tenemos sueño?
200
I'm coming at 8:00 a.m.
What is Vengo a las ocho de la mañana?
300
Tener is a _____-____________ verb (meaning it's irregular in the 'yo'form) as well as a ___________________ _______________ verb (e:ie).
What is yo go and stem changing?
300
With venir we often use ______________ phrases, to get the other person know when someone will come to an event or a place.
What is time?
300
tener (nosotros)
What is tenemos?
300
You all (Spain version) are hungry.
What is Tenéis hambre?
300
What time is he coming to my house?
What is ¿A qué hora viene él a mi casa?
400
We use the phrase __________________ to talk about what someone has to do.
What is tener que + infinitive?
400
Venir is different than tener because it is an -_____ verb.
What is -ir?
400
venir (nosotros)
What is venimos?
400
They are hot.
What is Tienen calor?
400
He is coming at 4:00.
What is El viene a las cuatro?
500
We have the phrase _________________________ to talk about what someone feels like doing.
What is tener ganas de + infinitive?
500
__________________ is how you say 'At what time...' in Spanish.
What is A qué hora?
500
tener (ellos) venir (ustedes)
What is tienen and vienen?
500
I am thirsty.
What is Tengo sed?
500
What time are they coming to his class?
What is ¿A qué hora vienen ellos a su clase?