Mi companera de cuarto se llama Maria y (tiene) 18 anos. Las dos somos muy diferentes. Cuando yo tengo frio, ella (tiene calor) y abre la ventana. Cuando yo (tengo hambre) ella no desea comer. Hoy sabado, Maria y yo (tenemos) que estudiar porque el lunes (tenemos) un examen de biologia. Ella (tiene prisa) hoy y desea terminar pronto con la tarea. Ella no (tiene surete) con sus tareas, pero yo si porque (tengo miedo) del profesor, que es muy antipatico. Maria cree que la biologia es interesante. Yo creo que Maria (tiene razon). Yo necesito (tener cuidado) el lunes!
This is kind of weird. She has bad luck, but I don't because I'm afraid of my teacher? Like, okay. She thinks biology is interesting, and I need to be careful? Whatever, I hope this helps at least a bit. I did notice that some of the answers needed weren't in your list so good luck. (I was raised in Spanish, I know what I'm doing.)
The correct conjugation of the verb "tener" in each case is:
Translation.
Conjugation of the verb "tener" in Present Tense.
The conjugation of the verb "tener," taking into account the personal pronouns is:
Taking into account that the conjugations used belong to the first and third person, regularly the words used are "tengo," "tiene," and sometimes "tenemos."
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