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    The document is a Spanish grammar lesson about using expressions with the verb "tener" in Spanish. It provides examples of expressions like "tener la intención de" (to intend to), "tener ganas de" (to feel like/want to), "tener suerte" (to be lucky), "tener razón" (to be right), and "tener prisa" (to be in a hurry). It then gives the conjugations of "tener" in the present, preterite, and future tenses. The remainder of the document provides translation exercises for sentences using these expressions.

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    The document is a Spanish grammar lesson about using expressions with the verb "tener" in Spanish. It provides examples of expressions like "tener la intención de" (to intend to), "tener ganas de" (to feel like/want to), "tener suerte" (to be lucky), "tener razón" (to be right), and "tener prisa" (to be in a hurry). It then gives the conjugations of "tener" in the present, preterite, and future tenses. The remainder of the document provides translation exercises for sentences using these expressions.

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    Unit 11

    Education post-16
    Gramática 11.1 F ¿Trabajar o estudiar?

    Using expressions with tener


    A number of useful expressions use the verb tener in Spanish where in English the verb ‘to have’ does not
    feature.
    Tener la intención de + infinitive to intend to
    Tener ganas de + infinitive to feel like, to want to
    Tener suerte to be lucky
    Tener razón to be right
    Tener prisa to be in a hurry

    Remember that tener is irregular in the following tenses:


    tener (present) tener (preterite) tener (future)
    tengo tuve tendré
    tienes tuviste tendrás
    tiene tuvo tendrá
    tenemos tuvimos tendremos
    tenéis tuvisteis tendréis
    tienen tuvieron tendrán

    1 Translate the sentences into Spanish.

    1 He is lucky.

    ________________________________________________________________________________________

    2 They were in a hurry.

    ________________________________________________________________________________________

    3 You (singular, informal) will be right.

    ________________________________________________________________________________________

    4 We intend to write.

    ________________________________________________________________________________________

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    Unit 11

    Education post-16
    Gramática 11.1 F ¿Trabajar o estudiar?

    5 She will be in a hurry.

    ________________________________________________________________________________________

    6 I feel like revising.

    ________________________________________________________________________________________

    7 You (plural, informal) will be lucky.

    ________________________________________________________________________________________

    8 They intended to study.

    ________________________________________________________________________________________

    9 I was right.

    ________________________________________________________________________________________

    10 He felt like reading.

    ________________________________________________________________________________________

    11 Are you (singular, informal) in a hurry?

    ________________________________________________________________________________________

    12 I was not lucky.

    ________________________________________________________________________________________

    13 Did you (singular, informal) intend to continue?

    ________________________________________________________________________________________

    14 They are right.

    ________________________________________________________________________________________

    15 I will not feel like working.

    ________________________________________________________________________________________

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