Answer and explanation:
Before answering this exercise we need to remember three things related to grammar:
1. In spanish, a conjugated verb (verb nucleus) codifies aspect, mood, voice, tense and number.
2. We use personal pronouns to identify the subject or object of a sentence; the subject also can be expressed by a noun (substantive).
3. The conjugated verb need to match with the subject of the sentence in number, no matter if it is expressed by a personal pronoun or by a noun.
<h2>SIMPLE PRESENT TENSE
</h2>
Simple present in spanish is used to express:
- Things that are happening in this precisely moment
Example: Yo como pizza (I eat pizza)
- Things that are commonly true
Example: Los estudiantes hacen la tarea (Students do homework)
Example: Yo desayuno banana (I have banana for breakfast)
- Future actions that are totally planed and scheduled
Example: Viajamos a casa (We travel to home)
<h2>ANSWERS
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We are asked to conjugate the verbs tener and venir in simple present, so here there are:
<h2>TENER
</h2><h3><em>Singular
</em></h3>
- Yo TENGO
- Tú TIENES
- Él/Ella TIENE
<h3><em>Plural </em>
</h3>
- Nosotros TENEMOS
- Ustedes TIENEN
- Ellos TIENEN
<h2>VENIR
</h2><h3><em>Singular
</em></h3>
- Yo VENGO
- Tú VIENES
- Él/ella VIENE
<h3><em>
Plural
</em></h3>
- Nosotros VENIMOS
- Ustedes VIENEN
- Ellos VIENEN
