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Tener •The verb tener means “to have” and is a stem changing/shoe verb. The stem vowel “e” changes to “ie” in all but the nosotros and vosotros forms of the verbs. ¡PRACTICAMOS!

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Page 1: Tener The verb tener means “to have” and is a stem changing/shoe verb. The stem vowel “e” changes to “ie” in all but the nosotros and vosotros forms of

Tener

• The verb tener means “to have” and is a stem changing/shoe verb. The stem vowel “e” changes to “ie” in all but the nosotros and vosotros forms of the verbs.

¡PRACTICAMOS!

Page 2: Tener The verb tener means “to have” and is a stem changing/shoe verb. The stem vowel “e” changes to “ie” in all but the nosotros and vosotros forms of

Yo tengo

tú tienes

usted

él / ella tiene

Ana

tenertener

Page 3: Tener The verb tener means “to have” and is a stem changing/shoe verb. The stem vowel “e” changes to “ie” in all but the nosotros and vosotros forms of

Yo tengo

tú tienes

usted

él / ella tiene

Ana

Page 4: Tener The verb tener means “to have” and is a stem changing/shoe verb. The stem vowel “e” changes to “ie” in all but the nosotros and vosotros forms of

Yo tengo

tú tienes

usted

él / ella tiene

Ana

Page 5: Tener The verb tener means “to have” and is a stem changing/shoe verb. The stem vowel “e” changes to “ie” in all but the nosotros and vosotros forms of

Yo tengo

tú tienes

usted

él / ella tiene

Ana

Page 6: Tener The verb tener means “to have” and is a stem changing/shoe verb. The stem vowel “e” changes to “ie” in all but the nosotros and vosotros forms of

nosotros tenemos

vosotros teneís

ustedes tienen

ellos / ellas tienen

Ana y Lupe

Page 7: Tener The verb tener means “to have” and is a stem changing/shoe verb. The stem vowel “e” changes to “ie” in all but the nosotros and vosotros forms of

nosotros tenemos

vosotros teneís

ustedes tienen

ellos / ellas tienen

Ana y Lupe

Page 8: Tener The verb tener means “to have” and is a stem changing/shoe verb. The stem vowel “e” changes to “ie” in all but the nosotros and vosotros forms of

nosotros tenemos

vosotros tenéis

ustedes tienen

ellos / ellas tienen

Ana y Lupe

Page 9: Tener The verb tener means “to have” and is a stem changing/shoe verb. The stem vowel “e” changes to “ie” in all but the nosotros and vosotros forms of

nosotros tenemos

vosotros teneís

ustedes tienen

ellos / ellas tienen

Ana y Lupe

Page 10: Tener The verb tener means “to have” and is a stem changing/shoe verb. The stem vowel “e” changes to “ie” in all but the nosotros and vosotros forms of

nosotros tenemos

vosotros teneís

ustedes tienen

ellos / ellas tienen

Ana y Lupe

Page 11: Tener The verb tener means “to have” and is a stem changing/shoe verb. The stem vowel “e” changes to “ie” in all but the nosotros and vosotros forms of

nosotros tenemos

vosotros teneís

ustedes tienen

ellos / ellas tienen

Ana y Lupe

Page 12: Tener The verb tener means “to have” and is a stem changing/shoe verb. The stem vowel “e” changes to “ie” in all but the nosotros and vosotros forms of

nosotros tenemos

vosotros teneís

ustedes tienen

ellos / ellas tienen

Ana y Lupe

Page 13: Tener The verb tener means “to have” and is a stem changing/shoe verb. The stem vowel “e” changes to “ie” in all but the nosotros and vosotros forms of

¿Cuántos años tienes tú?

Yo _________ catorce años.

tengotengo

Page 14: Tener The verb tener means “to have” and is a stem changing/shoe verb. The stem vowel “e” changes to “ie” in all but the nosotros and vosotros forms of

¿Cuántos años tiene usted, señora Mechling?

Yo _________ cuarenta años.

tengotengo

Page 15: Tener The verb tener means “to have” and is a stem changing/shoe verb. The stem vowel “e” changes to “ie” in all but the nosotros and vosotros forms of

¿Cuántos años tengo yo?

Tú _________ trece años.

tienestienes

Page 16: Tener The verb tener means “to have” and is a stem changing/shoe verb. The stem vowel “e” changes to “ie” in all but the nosotros and vosotros forms of

¿Cuántos años tiene Veronica?

Veronica _________ catorce años.

tienetiene

Page 17: Tener The verb tener means “to have” and is a stem changing/shoe verb. The stem vowel “e” changes to “ie” in all but the nosotros and vosotros forms of

¿Cuántos años tiene Javier, el padre de Veronica?

Javier _________ treinta y nueve años.

tienetiene

Page 18: Tener The verb tener means “to have” and is a stem changing/shoe verb. The stem vowel “e” changes to “ie” in all but the nosotros and vosotros forms of

¿Cuántos años tiene la abuela de Veronica?

Su abuela _________ sesenta y ocho años.

tienetiene

Page 19: Tener The verb tener means “to have” and is a stem changing/shoe verb. The stem vowel “e” changes to “ie” in all but the nosotros and vosotros forms of

¿Cuántos años tiene Andrés, el amigo mejor de Veronica?

Andrés _________ quince años.

tienetiene

Page 20: Tener The verb tener means “to have” and is a stem changing/shoe verb. The stem vowel “e” changes to “ie” in all but the nosotros and vosotros forms of

¿Cuántos años tiene Andrés, el hermano menor de Veronica?

Andrés _________ ocho años.

tienetiene

Page 21: Tener The verb tener means “to have” and is a stem changing/shoe verb. The stem vowel “e” changes to “ie” in all but the nosotros and vosotros forms of

¿Cuántos años tienen ustedes?

Nosotros __________ doce años.

tenemostenemos

Page 22: Tener The verb tener means “to have” and is a stem changing/shoe verb. The stem vowel “e” changes to “ie” in all but the nosotros and vosotros forms of

¿Cuántos años tienen los gemelos, Juan y Javier?

Juan y Javier ________ doce años.

tienentienen

Page 23: Tener The verb tener means “to have” and is a stem changing/shoe verb. The stem vowel “e” changes to “ie” in all but the nosotros and vosotros forms of

Yo tengo

tú tienes

usted

él / ella tiene

Ana

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