3.4 - Tener and Venir Flashcards
Tener and Venir are both studied together because
They follow the same conjugation pattern.
Tener means
To have
Venir means
To come
The verbs Tengo and Venir are both classified as
Stem-changing and yo-go verbs
Tener “yo”
Tengo
Tener “el,ella,usted”
Tiene
Tener “tu”
Tienes
Tener “ellos, ellas, ustedes”
Tienen
Tener “nosotros”
Tenemos
Venir “tu”
Vienes
Venir “yo”
Vengo
Venir “el, ella, usted”
Viene
Venir “ellos, ellas, ustedes”
Vienen
Venir “nosotros”
Venimos
Venir always needs a ___ when followed by an infinitive
A
Tener has ____ distinct uses in Spanish
4
Tener Use 1:
Tener (conj) + noun: To have something. (This is the same as English)
Tener Use 2:
Tener (conj) + que + infinitive: To have to do something (the verb).
Tener Use 3:
Tener (conj) + ganas de + infinitive: To feel like doing something (the verb).
Tener Use 4:
Tener + expression: To be verb (not to have)
To be ___ years old
Tener ___ años
To be (very) hot
Tener (mucho) calor
To be (very) careful
Tener (mucho) cuidado
To be (very) cold
Tener (mucho) frio
