The verbs tener and venir in the present tense in Spanish
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The verbs tener and venir in the present tense
The verbs tener (to have) and venir (to come) are irregular and are conjugated like this in the present tense:
Tener
T煤 tienes
脡l/ella/usted tiene
Nosotros/as tenemos
Vosotros/as ten茅is
Ellos/ellas/ustedes tienen
Venir
T煤 vienes
脡l/ella/usted viene
Nosotros/as venimos
Vosotros/as ven铆s
Ellos/ellas/ustedes vienen
Tengo 106 a帽os.
I'm 106 years old.
Tengo dos entradas para la 贸pera, 驴vienes conmigo?
I have two tickets for the opera, are you coming with me?
Note: verbs ending in -tener (obtener, mantener, etc.) and -venir (convenir, prevenir, etc.) share this irregularity.
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