Question

so the subjunctive form of the verb
tienen is

Answer 1

or do you need the sentence

Answer 2

Tener -> Try doing the steps I showed you
1. Start with the yo form
2. Drop the o
3. Add opposite vowel ending

Answer 3

so yo is tengo

Answer 4

yup, keep going!! :P 2 more parts

Answer 5

then it would become teng

Answer 6

1 more and you're set!

Answer 7

no there is where i get lost

Answer 8

alright remember:
-ar ending changes to the e ending (e, es, emos, eis, en)
-er/-ir endings change to the a ending (a, as, amos, ais, an)
Tener has an -ar ending

Answer 9

tengemos

Answer 10

woah, typo! Tener has an -er ending (no way). You want to change it to the "a" ending, so it's either a, as, amos, ais, or an.

Answer 11

tengamos

Answer 12

Hmmm, I think you want ellos/ellas/Uds form, not nosotros form...

Answer 13

or is it tenga

Answer 14

tenga is not the ellos/ellas/Uds form >.< It's the el/ella/Ud form! Try again!

Answer 15

tengan

Answer 16

see I really have problems with the form

Answer 17

Yay!!! You got it!! :) I need to go eat dinner, however. So I'll help you a bit later if you're still around

Answer 18

okay thanks I think i have like 6 more i will try to do them why you are gone and then you can just make sure I am right

Answer 19

That'll be great! :) Good luck, talk to ya later today

Answer 20

comes is como right