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to be (very) afraid/ scared |
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In certain cases ______ is used instead of ser or estar to express the English equivalent 'to be + [adjective]. |
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How is tener used to express obligation? |
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tener que (to have to) + [infinitve] Por ejemplo: Sí, tengo que estudiar. Yes, I have to study. |
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How is tener used to ask people if they feel like doing something? |
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tener ganas de (to feel like) + [infinitive] Por ejemplo: No, tengo ganas de dormir. No, I feel like sleeping. |
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