The previous reading showed different forms of the verb "tener": No tengo zapatos (I don't have shoes); No tienes zapatos? (don't you have any shoes?) ; Mi mamá tiene muchos zapatos. (My mom has a lot of shoes). The reason we change the form of the verb is in order to make it fit the person. The person could be "yo" (myself), or "tú" (you), or "él" or "ella" (he or she).
The same as in English, we have to change the form of the verb to make it fit the person, like in the case of the verb "to be": I am, you are, he / she is, we are...
This is an improvement of my first attempt to organize a Spanish class on line. The motivation was my student and friend Colin, who had to be out of town for a while and this was a good way to keep him updated. It start at the bottom of the blog with Lesson I, and progress to the top of the page gradually lesson by lesson. It doesn't begin with the very basics because the need came up when we were somehow advanced in the school year. Try to be consistent, and practice what you learn. Enjoy!
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