Conjugation of Tener
Exercises with the Verb Tener
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Now we will look at one of the most useful Spanish verbs - the verb “tener,” which means “to have.” The verb tener is irregular in the present tense. A (g) is added to form the first person singular. To make things more difficult, (e) changes to (ie) - with the exception of nostoros. The table below shows how to conjugate the verb tener.
Present Tense - 
tener
tener(example sentences) (full conjugation)
| yo | tengo |
(I have) | |
| tú | tienes |
(you have) | |
| Ud./él/ella | tiene |
(he has) | |
| nosotros | tenemos |
(we have) | |
| vosotros | tenéis |
(you guys have) | |
| Uds./ellos/ ellas | tienen |
(they have) |
Footnote: Yo = I, Tú = You (casual), Él, Ella, Usted = He, She, You (formal), Nosotros = We (males/mixed group), Nosotras = We (females), Ellos = They (males/mixed group), Ellas = They(females), Ustedes = You (plural)
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