Question 7 • *Spanish 1 A - WCPHS
Julio is one person, so the subject is third-person singular (él). The present-tense form of tener for él, ella, or usted is tiene. Therefore, the sentence is “Julio tiene muchas amigas,” meaning “Julio has many female friends.” Tienen is used for a plural subject, while tienes and tengo go with tú and yo.
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