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WorksheetsE1 - U3 - Gramática 3.4 - Present tense of tener & venir
Total questions: 30
Worksheet time: 25mins
Which two verbs are among the most frequent in Spanish?
tener
venir
comer
gustar
dormir
Tener and Venir are both irregular, which means you have to memorize them.
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What subject has an irregularity in it with both tener and venir?
yo
tú
él, ell, usted
nosotros
ellos(as), ustedes
With the verb tener, what is the conjugation for the subject, yo: (a)
Yo tengo = ?
I have
You have
He, She has
We have
With the verb tener, what is the conjugation for the subject, tú: (a)
Tú tienes = ?
I have
You have
He, She has
We have
With the verb tener, what is the conjugation for the subject, él, ella, usted: (a)
él, ella, usted tiene = ?
I have
You have
He, She has /
You (formal)
We have
With the verb tener, what is the conjugation for the subject, nosotros: (a)
nosotros tenemos = ?
I have
You have
He, She has /
You (formal)
We have
With the verb tener, what is the conjugation for the subject, ellos(as), ustedes: (a)
ellos(as), ustedes = ?
I have
You have
He / She has
You (formal) have
We have
They / you all have
With the verb venir, what is the conjugation for the subject, yo: (a)
Yo vengo = ?
I am coming
You are coming
He, She is coming
We are coming
With the verb venir, what is the conjugation for the subject, tú: (a)
Tú vienes = ?
I am coming
You are coming
He, She is coming
We are coming
With the verb venir, what is the conjugation for the subject, él, ella, usted: (a)
él, ella viene = ?
I am coming
You are coming
He, She is coming
We are coming
With the verb venir, what is the conjugation for the subject, ellos(as), ustedes: (a)
ellos(as), ustedes vienen = ?
I am coming
You are coming
He, She is coming
We are coming
They are coming
You all are coming
Certain expressions in Spanish, you can use tener + [noun] to express to be + [adjective].
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Match the following tener expressions with their English meaning.
tener...años
to be...years old
tener calor
to be hot
tener cuidado
to be careful
tener frío
to be cold
tener hambre
to be hungry
Match the following tener expressions with their English meaning.
tener miedo (de)
to be scared (of)
tener prisa
to be in a hurry
tener razón
to be right
no tener razón
to not be right
tener sed
to be thirsty
Match the following tener expressions with their English meaning.
tener sueño
to be sleepy
tener suerte
to be lucky
tener que + infinitive
to have to do something
tener ganas de + infinitive
to feel like doing something
We use the following sequence of words to say what you have to do.
tener
que
infinitive
How would you say: I have to study?
Yo tengo que estudiar.
Yo estudio.
Yo tengo estudiar.
How would you say: We have to come to class?
¿Nosotros tenemos que venir a la clase?
¿Nosotros tenemos venir a la clase?
¿Nosotros venimos a la clase?
We use the following sequence of words to say what you feel like doing.
tener
ganas
de
infinitive
How would you say: You feel like eating?
Tú tienes ganas de comer.
Tú tienes ganas comer.
Tú comes.
