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Now I'm hungry (I have hunger). Ahora tengo hambre.
Today you have an appointment. Hoy tienes una cita.
They have a red car. Ellos tienen un coche rojo.
We don't feel like it (don't have desires). Nosotros no tenemos ganas.
You have a nice apartment. Vosotras tenéis un apartamento bonito.
She has a small dog (dog small). Ella tiene un perro pequeno.
I have gone to the cinema. Yo he ido al cine.
Have you eaten well? ¿Has comido bien?
He has not core yet. El no ha venido todavía.
We have won the match. Nosotros hemos ganado la partida.
You have known (to) his sister. Vosotros habeis conocido a su hermana.
They (fem.) have phoned (to) their mother. Ellas han telefoneado a su madre.
The verb "to" have" has two different forms in Spanish, depending on whether it is the auxiliary (as in "| have eaten" or me transive vero o possession (as in I nave a car) The auxiliary haber is conjugated like other verbs (but it is irregular, It cannot stand alone : it needs a past participle after it has ido - you have gone: hemos llegado - we have arrived
Tener que + an infinitive = I have to tengo que ir a casa - I have to go home
I have a car Tengo un coche
You have eaten Has comido
You have gone to the cinema Habeis ido al cine
We are hungry Tenemos hambre
You have gone with me Has ido conmigo
They have phoned Han telefoneado
He has not come yet Todavia no ha venido
Created by: Raconiaz
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