Conjugation: 'Tener'

Spanish: Cambridge International GCSE, topic 9.3.1

'Tener'

'Tener' means 'to have' in Spanish. This verb is irregular: the first person is irregular and it is also an stem changing verb (i>ie).

Tengo - I have

Tengo - I have

Tienes - you have

Tienes - you have

Tiene - he/she has / you have (formal)

Tiene - he/she has / you have (formal)

Tenemos - we have

Tenemos - we have

Tenéis - you have (plural)

Tenéis - you have (plural)

Tienen - they have / you have (formal plural)

Tienen - they have / you have (formal plural)

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