30 agosto (A) / 3 septiembre (B) tener: feel like/modismos

FOR MY ORAL EXAM:
Goal: I can answer and ask questions with tener and tener modismos. 

For example: 
A. I can ASK and answer: ¿Qué tienes ganas de hacer hoy, pero no puedes, porque tienes que hacer algo diferente?

 Ejemplo: Tengo ganas de practicar yoga o leer un buen libro, pero no puedo, porque tengo que enseñar a mis estudiantes maravillosos, inteligentes y preciosos el bello español. 

B. I can ask and answer a variety of questions " Are you cold" . When are you tired? Are you in a hurry when you come to school? etc.   ejemplo:

2 . I can practice below "Idiomatic Expressions with "TENER" after reviewing the lesson notes here. 

Idiomatic Expressions with "tener"

Notes:

1. The written lesson is below.
2. Links to quizzes, tests, etc. are to the left.

An idiom is an expression that cannot be immediately understood by analyzing its literal meaning. A few examples of idioms in English are:

to be "on the go"
to "play the field"
to "jump the gun"

Spanish also has many idiomatic expressions. Although their literal translations sound odd to English speakers, they sound perfectly natural to native speakers. Here is one example:

Idiom: Hace mucho frío

Literally: It makes much cold

True Meaning: It is very cold

There are many idiomatic expressions that use the verb tener. This one expresses age:

Idiom: tener _____ años

Literally: to have _____ years

True Meaning: to be _____ years old

Many other expressions using tener express physical sensations:

tener frío

to be cold

tener calor

to be hot

tener hambre

to be hungry

tener sed

to be thirsty

tener sueño

to be sleepy

tener dolor de

to hurt or be sore, etc.

There are also many idiomatic expressions with tener that express sensations more psychological in nature:

tener prisa

to be in a hurry

tener miedo a/de + noun

to be afraid of something

tener miedo a/de + infinitive

to be afraid to do something

tener celos

to be jealous

tener confianza

to be confident

tener cuidado

to be careful

tener vergüenza

to be ashamed

There are other idiomatic expressions with tener as well:

tener razón

to be right

tener éxito

to be successful

tener la culpa

to be guilty

tener suerte

to be lucky

tener lugar

to take place

tener ganas de

to feel like

tener en cuenta

to take into account

When using these idiomatic expressions, conjugate the verb (tener) according to the subject of the sentence.

Yo tengo cinco años.
Tú tienes ocho años.
Pablo tiene dos años.

Notice that the expressions combine the verb tener with a noun:

• el año
• los celos
• el frío
• la confianza
• el calor
• el cuidado
• el hambre
• la vergüenza
• la sed
• la razón
• el sueño
• el éxito
• el dolor
• la culpa
• la prisa
• la suerte
• el miedo
• el lugar

Because the expressions with tener use nouns, they are modified with adjectives, not adverbs.

Tengo frío.
Tengo mucho frío. (not muy)

The first practice exercise and test will cover ten of the most common and useful of these expressions:

• tener _____ años
• tener calor
• tener frío
• tener hambre
• tener sed
• tener prisa
• tener miedo a/de _____
• tener razón
• tener suerte

From the website,  practice with the exercises you see that look like the box below: a. b. and c. located on the right hand side of your screen when you open website. 

Exp. with "Tener"

1. Basic Quiz
2. Mini-Test
3. Oral 1

2. http://www.studyspanish.com/lessons/tenexp.htm
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4. I can practice a writing test with websites below,

https://quizlet.com/_6ytcq6

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