Tener vs Tener Que Practice
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Remember: tener means "to have" and will refer to possession or relationships. Tener que + infinitive is saying someone has to do something. Read the note in the top of the doc below for clues to look for.
Here's the chart of endings for tener conjugations in the present tense.
yo tengo
tú tienes
él/ella/usted tiene
nosotros(as) tenemos
ellos(as)/ustedes tienen
Choose the correct form of tener OR tener que for each sentence. Read the note in the doc for a reminder of when to use each one.
Choose the correct form of tener OR tener que for each sentence.
Choose the correct form of tener OR tener que for each sentence.
Choose the correct form of tener OR tener que for each sentence.
Choose the correct form of tener OR tener que for each sentence.
Choose the correct form of tener OR tener que for each sentence.
Choose the correct form of tener OR tener que for each sentence.
Choose the correct form of tener OR tener que for each sentence.
Choose the correct form of tener OR tener que for each sentence.
Choose the correct form of tener OR tener que for each sentence.
Choose the correct form of tener OR tener que for each sentence.
Choose the correct form of tener OR tener que for each sentence.
Choose the correct form of tener OR tener que for each sentence.
Choose the correct form of tener OR tener que for each sentence.
Choose the correct form of tener OR tener que for each sentence.
Choose the correct form of tener OR tener que for each sentence.
Choose the correct form of tener OR tener que for each sentence.
Choose the correct form of tener OR tener que for each sentence.
Choose the correct form of tener OR tener que for each sentence.
Choose the correct form of tener OR tener que for each sentence.