Spanish Infinitives and Tener Structure

The video tutorial explains the Spanish grammatical structure 'tener + que + infinitive', which translates to 'to have to do something' in English. It details how to construct sentences using this formula, providing examples like 'I have to clean my room'. The tutorial also covers how to use this structure to form questions, such as 'Do you have to take the test?'. The video concludes with a summary and encourages viewers to practice using the structure.

What does the structure 'Tener + Que + Infinitive' mean in English?

• To have to do something

• To need to do something

• To want to do something

• To like to do something

Which of the following is NOT an infinitive ending in Spanish?

• OR

• AR

• ER

• IR

What is the correct form of 'tener' to use for 'I have to'?

• Tiene

• Tienen

• Tengo

• Tienes

How would you say 'I have to clean my room' in Spanish?

• Tiene que limpiar mi cuarto

• Tienes que limpiar mi cuarto

• Tengo que limpiar mi cuarto

• Tienen que limpiar mi cuarto

What is the infinitive form of 'to clean' in Spanish?

• Vivir

• Limpiar

• Escribir

• Comer

How do you start a question using the 'Tener + Que + Infinitive' structure?

• With a form of 'ser'

• With a form of 'tener'

• With a form of 'estar'

• With a form of 'ir'

How would you ask 'Do you have to take the test?' in Spanish?

• ¿Tienes que tomar el examen?

• ¿Tienes que limpiar el cuarto?

• ¿Tienes que comer?

• ¿Tienes que vivir?

How would you say 'No, I don't have to take the test' in Spanish?

• No, no tienes que tomar el examen

• No, no tengo que tomar el examen

• No, no tiene que tomar el examen

• No, no tienen que tomar el examen