Today, we're going to tener the rest of Tener.

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I'm Timothy, and this is LearnCraft Spanish.

Let's learn all the rest of our important tenses and moods of Tener, including the past, future,

and subjunctive. To begin with, we're going to learn both the predurate and the imperfect past

tenses, because they're actually both quite common for Tener, although the imperfect is a bit more

common. First of all, the imperfect forms all

stress the syllable, me. So, I had is tenia. He, she, it, or Usted had, is also tenia.

You had is tenias, they had is Tenian, and we had is Teniyamos. If you're using

memory palaces to memorize these conjugations, which is what we recommend, imagine that you

and your friends are at the Tenor Toy Shop, and at the checkout area,

there are toys that are hanging from the ceiling so far down that you have to crawl on your

hands and knees to get past them. This ends up hurting your knees a bit because of lots of littered

toy fragments on the floor.

Either way, let's look at some ways we can use this general purpose past tense before we

learn the preterate. What did you have there?

What did youias there?

What tenias there?

In the next one, them is feminine.

She had them.

She was them. She was they had that. They always had that. Sienpre tenierm.

How did we have this?

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