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What are the irregular forms of the verb "tener" in the "yo" form?
What are the irregular forms of the verb "tener" in the "yo" form?
- tene
- tengo (correct)
- tengo (correct)
- ten
The irregular forms of the verb "tener" are the same as the irregular forms of the verb "venir"?
The irregular forms of the verb "tener" are the same as the irregular forms of the verb "venir"?
False (B)
In which forms of the verbs "tener" and "venir" are the endings the same as regular verbs?
In which forms of the verbs "tener" and "venir" are the endings the same as regular verbs?
- all forms
- singular
- no forms
- plural (correct)
What is the general rule to express "to feel like" in Spanish?
What is the general rule to express "to feel like" in Spanish?
What is the Spanish word for a verb that means "to make or to do"?
What is the Spanish word for a verb that means "to make or to do"?
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Tener (to have)
Tener (to have)
A verb that means 'to have' in Spanish, often used in idiomatic expressions.
Venir (to come)
Venir (to come)
A verb that means 'to come' in Spanish and is used in phrases like 'to come over' or 'to come here'.
Tener and Venir
Tener and Venir
These verbs are among the most common in Spanish.
Irregular verbs: Tener and Venir
Irregular verbs: Tener and Venir
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Irregular 'yo' forms
Irregular 'yo' forms
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Conjugation of Tener and Venir
Conjugation of Tener and Venir
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Stem change in tú, Ud., Uds. forms
Stem change in tú, Ud., Uds. forms
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Regular 'nosotros' & 'vosotros' forms
Regular 'nosotros' & 'vosotros' forms
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Tener + Noun for 'To be + Adjective'
Tener + Noun for 'To be + Adjective'
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Common Expressions with Tener
Common Expressions with Tener
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Tener que + Infinitive for Obligation
Tener que + Infinitive for Obligation
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Tener ganas de + Infinitive for Desire
Tener ganas de + Infinitive for Desire
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Hacer (to do/make)
Hacer (to do/make)
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Forms of Hacer
Forms of Hacer
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“¿Qué tienes que hacer?”
“¿Qué tienes que hacer?”
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Response to “¿Qué tienes que hacer?”
Response to “¿Qué tienes que hacer?”
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Irregular Conjugations of Tener
Irregular Conjugations of Tener
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Venir for Coming
Venir for Coming
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Irregular Conjugations of Venir
Irregular Conjugations of Venir
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Venir in Combinations
Venir in Combinations
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Yo form of Tener
Yo form of Tener
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Yo form of Venir
Yo form of Venir
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Ud. form of Tener
Ud. form of Tener
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Ud. form of Venir
Ud. form of Venir
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Tener for Ownership
Tener for Ownership
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Venir for Arrival
Venir for Arrival
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Hacer for Making/Doing
Hacer for Making/Doing
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Hacer in Common Phrases
Hacer in Common Phrases
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Study Notes
Present Tense of Tener and Venir
- The verbs tener (to have) and venir (to come) are common in Spanish.
- Most forms of these verbs are irregular.
- Students must learn each form individually.
Verb Conjugations
- The table below shows the present tense conjugations for tener and venir.
- tener:
- Yo - tengo
- Tú - tienes
- Ud./Él/Ella - tiene
- Nosotros/Nosotras - tenemos
- Vosotros/Vosotras - tenéis
- Uds./Ellos/Ellas - tienen
- venir:
- Yo - vengo
- Tú - vienes
- Ud./Él/Ella - viene
- Nosotros/Nosotras - venimos
- Vosotros/Vosotras - venís
- Uds./Ellos/Ellas - vienen
Regular Endings
- The endings for tener and venir are similar to regular -er and -ir verbs.
- The yo forms (tengo and vengo) are irregular.
Stem Change
- In the tú, Ud./Él/Ella, and Uds./Ellos/Ellas forms, the 'e' in the stem changes to 'ie'.
Idiomatic Expressions with Tener
- In certain Spanish expressions, tener + noun is used to express "to be + adjective".
- Examples include: tener años (to be ... years old), tener calor (to be hot), etc.
- A list of common expressions with tener is provided.
Idiomatic Expressions with Venir
- Expressions with venir are not explicitly listed in the provided text.
Tener Que (Obligation)
- To express obligation, use tener que + infinitive.
- Example: Tengo que estudiar biología (I have to study biology).
Tener Ganas De (Wanting to)
- To ask someone if they feel like doing something, use tener ganas de + infinitive.
- Example: ¿Tienes ganas de comer? (Do you feel like eating?)
Hacer (To Do/Make)
- Hacer is important for everyday activities
- Conjugations: Hago, hacemos; Haces, hacéis; Hace, hacen.
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Test your knowledge on the present tense conjugations of the Spanish verbs tener and venir. This quiz covers irregular forms, conjugation tables, and idiomatic expressions used in everyday language. Challenge yourself to master these essential verbs in Spanish!
