Answer:
Yo <em>tengo</em>
Tú <em>tienes</em>
El/Ella/usted <em>tiene</em>
Nosotros/Nosotras <em>tenemos</em>
Vosotros/Vosotras <em>tenéis</em>
Ellos/Ellas/Ustedes <em>Tienen</em>
Explanation:
To find the correct ending for each subject in tener, You add these in place of the ER in the verb.
(This is only for ER verbs)
yo-o
tu-es
el/ella/usted-e
nosotros/nosotras-emos
vosotros/vosotras-éis
ellos/ellas/ustede-en
1. ES
2. ESTA
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reference lunch close start play go play show wanting to go continue watch back Hello! My name is Cecilia and I live in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico. How is a typical day in my life? In the morning, I drink coffee with my parents and together (together) (1) the news (news) on television. At seven thirty, (me) (2) from my house and I take the bus. I like to arrive early (early) to the university because I always (always) (3) to my friends in the cafeteria. We drink coffee and plan what (4) to do each (each) day. At eight fifteen, my friend Sandra and I (5) to the language lab. French class (6) at eight thirty. It's my favorite class! At half past twelve (me) (7) in the cafeteria with my friends. After (after), I (8) with my classes. In the afternoons, my friends (9) to their homes, but I (10) to the volleyball with my friend Toms. 3 Sentences Order the directions provided in the correct order to form complete sentences. Make all the necessary changes. homework / the / doing / Saturday / we / the / in / pizza / Andrés / a / restaurant / the / order
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