¿tener o venir? fill in the blanks activity hide details instructionswrite sentences in the present tense using the cues. make any necessary changes and use correct punctuation and capitalization. follow the model. october 29 11: 59 pm 5 attempts remaining grade settings external referencesgrammar presentation 92-95 questions modelo sandro / venir / esta cafetería / los sábados sandro viene a esta cafetería los sábados. question 1 with 1 blankmis sobrinos / tener / estudiar / mucho question 2 with 1 blankustedes / venir / méxico / ¿verdad? question 3 with 1 blankyo / creer que / tú / no / tener razón question 4 with 1 blankel señor alejo / tener / noventa años question 5 with 1 blanktú / venir / el laboratorio / los viernes question 6 with 1 blanktamara y yo / tener / hambre y sed

Question 1 mis sobrinos / tener / estudiar / mucho  

Answer 1: Mis sobrinos tienen que estudiar mucho.

Explanation: The subject in this sentence is "Mis sobrinos", that is a third-person in the plural, so the verb must be conjugated in this form. Ellos tienen.

My nephews have to study hard.

Question 2 ustedes / venir / México / ¿verdad?

Answer 2: Ustedes vienen de México. ¿Verdad?

Explanation: The subject in this sentence is "Ustedes", that is a formal second-person in the plural, so the verb must be conjugated in this form. Ustedes vienen.

You come from Mexico, right?

Question 3 yo / creer que / tú / no / tener razón  

Answer 3: Yo creo que tú no tienes razón.

Explanation: The subject in this sentence is "Yo", that is a first-person in the singular, so the verb must be conjugated in this form. Yo creo.

I think you are not right.

Question 4 el señor Alejo / tener / noventa años

Answer 4: El señor Alejo tiene noventa años.

Explanation: The subject in this sentence is "El señor Alejo", that is a third-person in the singular, so the verb must be conjugated in this form. El tiene. Mr. Alejo is ninety years old.

Question 5 tú / venir / el laboratorio / los viernes

Answer 5: Tú vienes al laboratorio los viernes.

Explanation: The subject in this sentence is "Tú", that is a second-person in the singular, so the verb must be conjugated in this form. Tú vienes.

You come to the lab on Fridays.

Question 6 Tamara y yo / tener / hambre y sed

Answer 6: Tamara y yo tenemos hambre y sed.

Explanation: The subject in this sentence is "Tamara y yo", that is a first-person in the plural, so the verb must be conjugated in this form. Nosotros tenemos.

Tamara and I are hungry and thirsty.