tener conjugations
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"Carlos y tú"... why is that "tienen" & not "tenéis"??? Wouldn't it be vosotros, plural you? Why does the computer tell me "tienen", when that would be ellos, they? "Carlos and you" wouldn't be "they"! I can't get past this basic conjugation, & I'm halfway through the term.
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updated Oct 27, 2012
posted by ariana1984
Welcome to the Q&A forum, Ariana! - --Mariana--, Oct 27, 2012
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Sure you can say tenéis (Spain, vosotros) or tienen (Latin America, ustedes).
Remember, tienen can mean you all have or they have.
updated Oct 27, 2012
posted by francobollo
:) - Kiwi-Girl, Oct 27, 2012
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As Franco says, you can use "tenéis but that's the vosotros form.
The Latin America for of ustedes (you guys--plural) would be "Carlos y tú tienen."
updated Oct 27, 2012
posted by --Mariana--
