What You Keep in Mind With tener
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26 ਅਕਤੂਬਰ 2026
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ਸੁਣੋ ਅਤੇ ਦੁਹਰਾਈ ਕਰੋ ਨੂੰ ਅਨਲੌਕ ਕਰਨ ਅਤੇ ਆਡੀਓ ਨਾਲ ਅਭਿਆਸ ਕਰਨ ਲਈ ਘੱਟੋ-ਘੱਟ 2 Voca ਕਾਰਡ ਸ਼ਾਮਲ ਕਰੋ।
Meet phrases with tener for what you know, remember, assume and consider. Follow one worker and Laura as they plan an office move. Each phrase combines tener with words that express a different way of thinking.
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1.
tener razón
be right
Tenía razón: la oficina nueva está más cerca de mi casa.
I was right: the new office is closer to my house.
2.
tener claro algo
be clear about something
Tengo claro que no quiero trabajar lejos de casa.
I'm clear on the fact that I don't want to work far from home.
With a noun, 'claro' agrees with it: 'tener clara la fecha'.
3.
tener en cuenta algo
take something into account
Tengo en cuenta el viaje de Laura al elegir la oficina.
I'm taking Laura's commute into account when choosing the office.
Used when a fact affects a decision, not just when you remember it.
4.
tener presente algo
keep something in mind
Tengo presente que Laura sale temprano para recoger a su hija.
I'm keeping in mind that Laura leaves early to pick up her daughter.
Can keep a relevant fact in view without implying a plan.
5.
tener en mente algo
have something in mind
Tengo en mente una oficina cerca de la casa de Laura.
I have an office near Laura's house in mind.
Often introduces a possible plan or choice; 'tener presente' more often keeps a fact in view.
6.
tener una idea de algo
have an idea of something
Tengo una idea del tamaño porque Laura me mostró unas fotos.
I have an idea of how big it is because Laura showed me some photos.
Often suggests incomplete knowledge. 'Tener una idea para algo' instead introduces a proposal.
7.
tener dudas sobre algo
have doubts about something
Tengo dudas sobre la oficina, aunque tengo claro que necesitamos más espacio.
I have doubts about the office, although I know we need more space.
Use 'sobre si' when the doubt concerns a yes-or-no question.
8.
tener que ver con algo
have something to do with something
Tengo claro que mi duda tiene que ver con el ruido.
I know my concern has something to do with the noise.
'Tener que ver con' expresses a connection, not an obligation.
9.
tener entendido que
understand that
Tengo entendido que la oficina estará lista el lunes.
I understand that the office will be ready on Monday.
Use 'que', not 'de que'. Often reports information received from someone else.
10.
tener la impresión de que
have the impression that
Tengo la impresión de que Laura prefiere la oficina más pequeña.
I have the impression that Laura prefers the smaller office.
Keep 'de' before 'que'. This presents a personal judgment, not a confirmed fact.
11.
tener la sensación de que
have a feeling that
Tengo la sensación de que Laura no me ha contado todo.
I have a feeling that Laura hasn't told me everything.
Often suggests an intuitive feeling rather than a conclusion based on clear evidence.
12.
tener una opinión sobre algo
have an opinion on something
Tengo una opinión sobre el cambio, pero primero quiero escuchar a Laura.
I have an opinion on the move, but I want to hear what Laura has to say first.
13.
tener conciencia de algo
be aware of something
Tengo conciencia de que el cambio afectará mucho a Laura.
I'm aware that the move will have a big impact on Laura.
Often concerns awareness of consequences or responsibilities, rather than knowing an isolated fact.
14.
tener conocimiento de algo
have knowledge of something
Tengo conocimiento del nuevo horario porque Laura me envió un correo.
I know about the new schedule because Laura sent me an email.
More formal than 'saber'; common in workplace and official communication.
15.
tener un buen concepto de alguien
think highly of someone
Tengo un buen concepto de Laura: siempre piensa en todo el equipo.
I think highly of Laura: she always considers the whole team.
Usually judges someone's character or qualities, not their performance on just one task.
16.
tener la sospecha de que
have a suspicion that
Tengo la sospecha de que Laura ya habló con nuestro jefe.
I have a suspicion that Laura has already talked to our boss.
Often concerns something hidden or possibly wrong; it does not claim certainty.
17.
tener el presentimiento de que
have a gut feeling that
Tengo el presentimiento de que mañana nos darán una buena noticia.
I have a gut feeling that we'll get some good news tomorrow.
Usually points to a future event, without clear evidence.
18.
tener algo grabado en la memoria
have something etched in your memory
Tengo grabada en la memoria la sonrisa de Laura al ver la oficina.
Laura's smile when she saw the office is etched in my memory.
The form 'grabado' agrees with what you remember. Often used for vivid or emotional memories.
19.
tener la certeza de que
be certain that
Tengo la certeza de que Laura apoyará el cambio; ya me lo dijo.
I'm certain that Laura will support the move; she already told me she would.
Presents the speaker as sure; it does not guarantee that the belief is correct.
20.
tener constancia de algo
have documented evidence of something
Tengo constancia del acuerdo porque guardé el correo de nuestro jefe.
I have written proof of the agreement because I saved our boss's email.
Formal. Usually implies a record, evidence or reliable confirmation.