Common verbs
What common verbs means
Use ser, estar, tener and other key verbs.
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What does "tener" mean?
- To be
- To have
- To go
- To eat
Working: "Tener" means to have: tengo, tienes, tiene...
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Related skills
Other Grammar skills in Spanish, at the same point in the course.
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Exams that assess common verbs
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