The document provides Spanish conjugations and examples for the verb "to have" (tener) in the affirmative, negative, and interrogative forms. It lists examples of things that can be had/possessed like books, balls, desks, friends, etc. It also provides interrogative phrases to ask if someone had something, like "Did I have a pen?" or "Had you a computer?".

1. Had = tenía I had … You had … He had … She had … It had … We had … You had … They had …

2. affirmative rubbers books five balls a pencilcase a horse gloves some water a dog a desk trousers a notebook some bells a pencil two sweaters a bedroom a cat shorts a computer a lot of friends a house three bags six chairs sunglasses a dictionary had I You He She It We You they

3. didn’t have = no tenía I didn’t have You didn’t have He didn’t have She did’nt have It didn’t have We didn’t have You didn’t have They didn’t have

4. negative a pencil rubbers a dog gloves a sweater shoes six hands two rooms a friend boots five books eight pens a horse an elephant two noses a lemon a table three cats socks a workbook I You He She It We You They didn’t have

5. ¿… tenía? Did I have? Did you have? Did he have? Did she have? Did Kenny have? Did it have? Did we have? Did you have? Did they have? Did Max and Cheryl have?

6. interrogative … a pen? … a good day? … five apples? … flowers? … a lot of books? … many cats? ...friends? … a computer? … seven dogs? … three partners? … a pink bag? … a lot of DVDs? … a dictionary? … any milk? … a red sweater? … glasses? … homework? … six brothers? … a notebook? … photos? Did I you he she it Max we they have

7. Had…? = ¿… tenía? Had I …? Had you …? Had he …? Had she …? Had it …? Had we …? Had you …? Had they …?

8. interrogative two pencils? a tiger? big teeth? a long tail? black hair? small ears? a giraffe? green eyes? three pens? a calendar? blue jeans? blonde hair? eight cats? a computer? a big mouth? small feet? long arms? a white car? four posters? a desk? Had I you he she it we you they