El Verbo Tener + tener expressions

tener : yo ___que ir a TENERife en las Islas Canarias.

• tiene

• tienes

• tengo

• tienen

tener que + infinitive

Tengo que nadar en Tenerife. (Translate to English)

• I am swimming in Tenerife.

• I have to swim in Tenerife.

• I want to swim in Tenerife.

tener hambre

• to be old

• to have a hamburger

• to be hungry

• to ham it up

Nosotros tenemos sed.

• We are thirsty.

• We have to be sedentary.

• We have to sell.

• We have a serious problem.

no tiene sentido

• It doesn't make sense

• It doesn't have feeling.

• He doesn't have cents.

• It doesn't matter.

Ella tiene frio.

• She is cold.

• She has a fridge.

• She has fire.

• She is free.

Ella tiene vergüenza.

• She is a Virgo.

• She has vegetables.

• She has reason.

• She is ashamed.

Ellos tienen dolor de cabeza.

• They have a headache.

• They have a toothache.

• They have pain of the arm.

• They have a back ache.

Tengo miedo de mi examen.

• I have a fear of my exam.

• I have issues with my exam.

• I am full of dread with the exam.

• I have regrets with my exam.

Tú tienes mucha prisa.

• You are in a hurry.

• You have many pizzas.

• You have a lot of pride.

• You have a lot of prisons.