Spanish Sentences using tienes que
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Every time that you use the kitchen you must clean it.
He says that you must try it, if you don't like it you don't have to buy it.
Just tell him the truth, you don't have to lie to him.
You have to fry the onion until it is golden brown.
You lied and now you have to face the consequences of you actions.
If you want to make a lot of money, you will have to work hard.
For seeing the motor you have to lift the car bonnet
¿Hasta qué hora tienes que trabajar?
Until what time do you have to work?
Si quieres ver el Big Ben tienes que ir a Londres.
If you want to see the Big Ben then you must go to London.
Tienes que endosar el cheque.
You have to endorse the check.
Tienes que ir a Roma para ver el Coliseo. ¡Es maravilloso!
You must go to Rome to see the Coliseum. It is wonderful!
El caso es que tienes que elegir cuales de ellas irán en el barco.
The case is that you have to elect which one will go on the boat.
Tú le tienes que dar el cheque.
You have to give her the check.
¡Javier, tienes que conseguir ese empleo!
Javier, you have to get that job!
¿Tienes que leer una biografía de Picasso?
Do you have to read a biography about Picasso?
Tú no tienes que adelgazar.
You don't have to lose weight.
Tienes que asistir a clase.
You have to attend class.
Tienes que acertar la próxima vez.
You have to get it right next time.
Si leyeras más historia, tendrías mejor educación y ortografía, tienes que estudiar más.
If you read history, you would have better education, and spelling you have to study more.
Tienes que batir las claras de huevo a punto de nieve.
You have to beat the egg whites until stiff peaks form.
Tienes que apartarla de tu mente.
You have to get her out of your mind.
Tienes que responder a todas las preguntas para aprobar el examen.
You must answer all the questions to pass your exam.
Les tienes que decir que no podemos ir con ellos.
You have to tell them that we can't go with them.
Las tienes que colocar en la balanza.
You have to put them on the scale.
No me tienes que gritar!
You don't have to yell at me!
Tienes que descargar el programa por internet.
You have to download the program from the Internet.
Tienes que devolver los libros en un mes.
You have to return the books in one month.
¿Qué tienes que comprar?
What do you have to buy?
¿Por cuanto tiempo tienes que cuidar la maleta?
How long do you have to watch the suitcase?
¿Tienes que estudiar?
Do you have to study?
Tú tienes que aprender las palabras para el examen.
You have to learn the words for the test.
¿ Tienes que estudiar el capítulo?
Do you have to study the chapter?
¿ Lo tienes que estudiar?
Do you have to study it?
¿ Tienes que estudiar los capítulos?
Do you have to study the chapters?
¿ Los tienes que estudiar?
Do you have to study them?
Como piloto tienes que tener mucha precisión al volante.
As a driver you must use the steering wheel with precision.
Para ir a Sevilla tienes que tomar el autobús número siete.
To go to Seville you must take the bus number seven.
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Conjugated Verb:
achicar - to take in
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