Tener Conjugation in Spanish

Tener Conjugation in Spanish

• "Tener" means "to have" in Spanish, commonly used to express possession, age, and necessity.

Conjugated Forms of "Tener"

• tengo: First person singular (I have)

  • Used when referring to oneself.

• tienes: Second person singular (You have)

  • Used for informal address to one person.

• tiene: Third person singular (He/She/It has; You formal have)

  • Used for he, she, or a formal "you".

• tenemos: First person plural (We have)

  • Used when talking about a group that includes oneself.

• tenéis: Second person plural (You all have)

  • Used for informal address to a group in Spain.

• tienen: Third person plural (They have; You all formal have)

  • Used for referring to a group or in a formal context.