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Verizon [17]
3 years ago
5

3 - Expresiones con tenerFill in the blanks Activity Hide details InstructionsComplete each sentence with the correct expression

. Make sure to conjugate the verb tener in the present tense according to the context of the sentence.
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1 answer:
siniylev [52]3 years ago
7 0

Your question is incomplete because you have not provided the expressions or the sentences to complete, which are:

Expressions:

tener cuidado

tener ganas

tener miedo

tener mucha hambre

tener mucha suerte

tener prisa  

tener que  

tener razón

Sentences:

Mis sobrinos _ del perro (dog) de mis abuelos.

Necesitas _ con la computadora portátil (laptop).

Yo _ practicar el vocabulario de español.  

Lola y yo _ de escuchar música latina.

Anita cree que (that) dos más dos son cinco. Ella no _.    

Ganas (You win) cien dólares en la lotería. Tú _.

Answer:

Mis sobrinos <em><u>tienen miedo</u></em> del perro (dog) de mis abuelos.

Necesitas <u><em>tener cuidado</em></u><em> </em>con la computadora portátil (laptop).

Yo <u><em>tengo que</em></u><em> </em>practicar el vocabulario de español.  

Lola y yo <u><em>tenemos ganas</em></u><em> </em>de escuchar música latina.

Anita cree que (that) dos más dos son cinco. Ella no <u><em>tiene razón</em></u>.    

Ganas (You win) cien dólares en la lotería. Tú <u><em>tienes mucha suerte</em></u>.

Explanation:

The verb tener means to possess or have to, and the conjugation in the Presente Indicativo tense is:

Yo <em>tengo </em>

Tu <em>tienes </em>

El, ella, eso o usted <em>tiene </em>

Nosotros <em>tenemos </em>

Vosotros o Ustedes <em>tienen </em>

Ellos <em>tienen</em>

The expressions mean the following:

Tener miedo: to be afraid.

Tener cuidado: to be careful.

Tener que: have to

Tener ganas: want to

Tener razón: to be right

Tener mucha suerte: to be very lucky

Tener prisa (extra phrase): to be in a hurry

Tener mucha hambre (extra phrase): to be very hungry

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