Answer:
"tener" when conjugated in present tense:
Yo tengo
Tú tienes
Usted tiene
Él tiene
Ella tiene
Nosotros tenemos
Ustedes tienen
Ellos tienen
Ellas tienen
Sorry if I'm wrong -_-
22 pieces of wood.
Explanation: He needs 233 feet so you would divide 233 by the length of the wood (11). 233/11 =21.18 but you would need 22 because you can’t buy 0.18 feet of wood.
It means also. hope it helps you.
