Spanish: Tener, Venir, Hacer

​Review:
Regular Verbs & Meanings

By Maddie Gomez

Multiple Choice

simplificar

• to see

• to simplify

• to sympathize

• to simmer

Multiple Choice

pasar

• to pause

• to pass

• to please

• to put

Multiple Choice

pasear

• to pause

• to pass

• to stroll

• to sing

Multiple Choice

preparar

• to pause

• to pass

• to prepare

• to practice

Multiple Choice

practicar

• to practice

• to pass

• to prepare

• to pause

Multiple Choice

participar

• to practice

• to pass

• to prepare

• to participate

Multiple Choice

abrir

• to close

• to pass

• to open

• to walk

Multiple Choice

existir

• to close

• to exist

• to exchange

• to explode

Multiple Choice

aprender

• to open

• to appreciate

• to learn

• to add

Multiple Choice

cocinar

• to close

• to cook

• to confiscate

• to compete

Multiple Choice

calcular

• to calculate

• to cook

• to camp

• to compete

Multiple Choice

estimar

• to estimate

• to end

• to open

• to eat

Multiple Choice

permitir

• to estimate

• to permit

• to prepare

• to practice

Multiple Choice

aceptar

• to apply

• to accent

• to accept

• to accuse

Multiple Choice

justificar

• to jump

• to play

• to justify

• justice

Multiple Choice

modificar

• to move

• to modify

• to memorize

• to remember

Multiple Choice

mover

• to move

• to modify

• to memorize

• to remember

Multiple Choice

producir

• to prepare

• to practice

• to produce

• to remember

Multiple Choice

estudiar

• to prepare

• to learn

• to study

• to remember

Multiple Choice

caminar

• to cut

• to cook

• to walk

• to remember

Multiple Choice

comer

• to cut

• to cook

• to walk

• to eat

Multiple Choice

beber

• to drink

• to cook

• to bring

• to eat

Multiple Choice

correr

• to compete

• to cook

• to run

• to eat

Multiple Choice

leer

• to read

• to cook

• to run

• to listen

Multiple Choice

romper

• to read

• to break

• to run

• to listen

Multiple Choice

vender

• to read

• to sell

• to run

• to listen

Multiple Choice

vivir

• to read

• to sell

• to run

• to live

Multiple Choice

escribir

• to read

• to write

• to wake up

• to ride

Multiple Choice

asistir

• to assist

• to attend

• to learn

• to teach

Multiple Choice

hablar

• to assist

• to attend

• to speak

• to hope

Multiple Choice

ayudar

• to assist

• to attend

• to help

• to hope

Multiple Choice

trabajar

• to trade

• to teach

• to hope

• to work

Multiple Choice

cantar

• to compete

• to camp

• to sing

• to skip

Multiple Choice

bailar

• to dance

• to bump

• to sing

• to skip

Multiple Choice

nadar

• to jump

• to play

• to negate

• to swim

Multiple Choice

mirar

• to memorize

• to play

• to move

• to look

Multiple Choice

buscar

• to bump

• to drink

• to look for

• to find

Verbs: Tener, Venir, Hacer

Tener

Tener means "to have"

It is part of a group of irregular verbs called "Go verbs." We call them this because of the change that happens in the YO form.

The verb endings (other than YO) will be the same ones we have learned for -ER verbs.

​tengo	tenemos
​ tienes	​tenéis
tiene	​tienen

Tener

What else do you notice that is "irregular" in these conjugations?

Venir

Venir means "to come"

It is part of a group of irregular verbs called "Go verbs." We call them this because of the change that happens in the YO form.

The verb endings (other than YO) will be the same ones we have learned for -ER verbs.

​vengo	venimos
​ vienes	​venís
viene	​vienen

Tener

What else do you notice that is "irregular" in these conjugations?

Hacer

Hacer means "to do" or "to make"

It is part of a group of irregular verbs called "Go verbs." We call them this because of the change that happens in the YO form.

The verb endings (other than YO) will be the same ones we have learned for -ER verbs.

​Hago	hacemos
​ haces	​hacéis
hace	​hacen

Tener

Multiple Choice

I come

• tengo

• hago

• vengo

• veno

Multiple Choice

she makes

• tiene

• hace

• hage

• viene

Multiple Choice

you have

• tenes

• haces

• vienes

• tienes

Multiple Choice

What are they doing?

• ¿Qué tienen?

• ¿Qué hace?

• ¿Qué hacen?

• ¿Qué vienen?

Multiple Choice

When are you coming?

• ¿Cuándo tienen?

• ¿Cuándo vienen?

• ¿Cuándo vienes?

• ¿Qué vienes?

Multiple Choice

I make

• veno

• haco

• hago

• hace

Multiple Choice

Yo _________ mucho frio en la clase.

• tengo

• tienes

• tiene

To use these expressions we need to conjugate tener for our subject.

Multiple Choice

Marta _________ hambre.

• tengo

• tienes

• tiene

Multiple Choice

Mi hermano y yo _________ sueño.

• tenemos

• tenéis

• tienen

Multiple Choice

Ella _________ suerte.

• tiene

• tenemos

• tienen

Cuando yo estoy en el sol todo el día, yo tengo calor.

Multiple Choice

yo tengo

• they have

• I have

• we have

• you all have

Multiple Choice

Yo 

• tengo
• tienes
• tenemos
• tener

Multiple Choice

Javier 

• tener
• tienes
• tengo
• tiene

Multiple Choice

Nosotras

• tenemos
• tengo
• tenéis
• tienen

Multiple Choice

Yo _____ frío.

• teno

• tienes

• tiene

• tengo

Multiple Choice

Tú _____ prisa.

• tienes

• tiene

• tenemos

• tienen

Multiple Choice

Paco y yo _____ hambre.

• tiene

• tengo

• tenemos

• tienen

Multiple Choice

Los estudiantes _____ mucha tarea.

• tiene

• tienen

• tenemos

• tenen

Multiple Choice

"I am thirsty" es:

• yo tengo sueño

• yo tengo sed

• yo tengo miedo

• yo tengo hambre

Multiple Choice

"The man is one hundred years old" es:

• Él tiene diez años

• Él hombre tiene cien años

• El joven tiene cien años

• El hombre tiene cien años