Question

click the buttons to match the english phrases to their spanish verbs. hay tener tener que tener ganas de to have to have to to feel like doing there is / there are

Explanation:

To solve this matching problem, we analyze the meanings of each Spanish verb phrase:

• "tener" means "to have" (it's the infinitive form of the verb "to have" in Spanish for possession, etc.).
• "tener que" means "to have to" (used to express obligation).
• "tener ganas de" means "to feel like doing" (expresses a desire to do something).
• "hay" is the impersonal form meaning "there is / there are" (used to indicate existence).

So the matches are:

• "to have" → "tener"
• "to have to" → "tener que"
• "to feel like doing" → "tener ganas de"
• "there is / there are" → "hay"

Answer:

• "to have" : Select the circle under "tener"
• "to have to" : Select the circle under "tener que"
• "to feel like doing" : Select the circle under "tener ganas de"
• "there is / there are" : Select the circle under "hay"