Apuntes Tener Leccin 5 La familia Yo Puedo

Apuntes: Tener Lección 5: La familia

Yo Puedo… n I can… n Conjugate the verb tener in the present tense n Use tener to show possession n Success Criteria n Form all six conjugations of tener including spelling changes and correct –ER verb endings to match the subject n Use tener in sentences with nouns to show ownership and relationships between family members

El verbo Tener To have n Tener means ____________. n It is an irregular verb. n n It is a “go” verb in the yo form and has an e: ie spelling change in the tú, él/ella/ud. , and ellos/ellas/uds. forms. Complete the verb chart for the present tense of tener. tengo tenemos tienes tenéis tienen

Success Criteria Check n Success Criteria n Form all six conjugations of tener including spelling changes and correct –ER verb endings to match the subject n Marker board practice § Do not write or draw unnecessarily on the boards § Cap markers when not writing § Share eraser cloths and do not write on the cloths n Based on the subject spun on the wheel, write the correct form of tener or your board § Students will be called on to tell what the subject and verb mean in English

Tener and Possession n Tener is used to show possession (what a person has). n Examples: 1. 2. Ellas tienen tres libros buenos. They have three good books. He has two blonde cousins. Él tiene dos primos rubios.

Apuntes: Tener Expressions (Part C) Lección 5: La familia

Yo puedo… n I can… n Use tener expressions to describe states of being n Success Criteria n Conjugate tener and use it with nouns to express states of being n Identify states of being using tener expressions based on clues given in Spanish, English, and/or with pictures

Tener Expressions n Tener is sometimes used where in English we would use a form of the verb “to be. ” n Here are some tener expressions n Remember, the English equivalents of each of these expressions will begin with the words “to be…”

Tener _____ años To be _____ years old. ¿Cuántos años tienes? How old are you?

Tener (mucho) calor To be (very) hot/warm

Tener (mucho) frío To be (very) cold

Tener (mucho) cuidado To be (very) careful

Tener (mucha) prisa To be in a (big) hurry

Tener (mucha) hambre To be (very) hungry

Tener (mucha) sed To be (very) thirsty

Tener razón To be right

No tener razón To be wrong

Tener (mucho) miedo (de) To be (very) afraid (of)

Tener (mucho) sueño To be (very) tired

Tener (mucha) suerte To be (very) lucky

Success Criteria Check ü Identify states of being using tener expressions based on clues given in Spanish, English, and/or with pictures Es el invierno y nieva mucho. frío Tengo ____.

Success Criteria Check ü Identify states of being using tener expressions based on clues given in Spanish, English, and/or with pictures Yo corro por (through) la escuela. prisa. Tengo ____

Success Criteria Check ü Identify states of being using tener expressions based on clues given in Spanish, English, and/or with pictures Necesito descansar. sueño. Tengo ____

Success Criteria Check ü Identify states of being using tener expressions based on clues given in Spanish, English, and/or with pictures Estoy en la cafeteria porque deseo comer. hambre. Tengo ____

Success Criteria Check ü Identify states of being using tener expressions based on clues given in Spanish, English, and/or with pictures Es el verano y hace mucho sol. calor. Tengo ____

Success Criteria Check ü Identify states of being using tener expressions based on clues given in Spanish, English, and/or with pictures Mi cumpleaños es el veintitrés de febrero. años. Tengo catorce ____

Success Criteria Check ü Identify states of being using tener expressions based on clues given in Spanish, English, and/or with pictures Estudio mucho para los exámenes. razón. Tengo ____

Success Criteria Check ü Identify states of being using tener expressions based on clues given in Spanish, English, and/or with pictures ¡Necesito beber agua! sed Tengo ____.

Apuntes: Tener Expressions Lección 5: La familia

Yo puedo… n I can… n Use tener to express obligation and willingness n Success Criteria n Be able to tell verbally and in writing what I have to do and what I feel like doing

Tener and Obligation n Tener is used to tell what someone has to do (obligation). For this tener expression, use the formula: Tener que (to have to) + infinitive of a verb n n In this formula, tener gets conjugated. Remember that an infinitive has the –ar, -er, or –ir ending. Examples: We have to study. 1. Tenemos que estudiar. 2. Tenéis que practicar español. Y’all have to practice Spanish.

Tener and Willingness n Tener is used to tell what you feel like doing or to ask someone if they feel like doing something. For this tener expression, use the formula: Tener ganas de (to feel like) + infinitive of a verb n In this formula, tener gets conjugated. n When translated, the infinitive has “ing” on the end n Examples: A: ¿Tienes ganas de comer? Do you feel like eating? B: Sí, tengo ganas de comer porque tengo hambre. Yes, I feel like eating because I am hungry.

¡Practicar! n Answer the following questions about yourself in complete sentences. Make sure you change the form of the verb in your answer to the “yo” form. Be prepared to share your answers! Hacer = to do 1. 2. ¿Qué tienes que hacer? ¿Qué tienes ganas de hacer?

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