The correct forms of "tener" and "venir" in the sentences are:
¿A qué hora vienen ustedes al estadio?¿Vienes tú a la escuela en autobús?Nosotros tenemos una prueba de geografía mañana.Por qué no viene Juan a la clase de literatura.Yo tengo dos hermanos y mi prima tiene tres.¿Tienen ustedes fotos de sus parientes?Mis padres tienen unos amigos japoneses.Inés viene con su esposo y yo vengo con Ernesto.Marta y yo no venimos al laboratorio los sábados.¿Cuántos nietos tienes tú?Yo tengo la clase de inglés a las once de la mañana.Mis amigos van a comer a la cafetería hoy.
Explanation:
The translation of the sentences is:
What time do you come to the stadium?
Are you coming to school by bus?
We have a geography test tomorrow.
Why doesn't Juan come to literature class.
I have two brothers and my cousin has three.
Do you have photos of your relatives?
My parents have some Japanese friends.
Ines comes with her husband and I come with Ernesto.
Marta and I don't come to the lab on Saturdays.
How many grandchildren do you have?
I have English class at eleven in the morning.
My friends are going to eat at the cafeteria today.
The verbs "tener" and "venir" respectively translate "to have" and "to come," the first one is used to mention the belongings of someone or the people with whom he has some familiarity, while the second verb is usually used to mention the movement of a noun towards a place where a person is already.
The two verbs are conjugated in the Present Tense, therefore, below I present the conjugation of these in the present tense:
Conjugation of the verb "tener" in Present Tense.
Yo tengo.
Tú tienes.
Él tiene.
Ella tiene.
Ello tiene.
Nosotros tenemos.
Ustedes tienen.Ellos tienen.
Conjugation of the verb "venir" in Present Tense.
Yo vengo.
Tú vienes.
Él viene.
Ella viene.
Ello viene.
Nosotros venimos.
Ustedes vienen.Ellos vienen.
What remains so that you can conjugate correctly at this time, is that you replace the nouns with the personal pronoun that you apply, then just add the appropriate conjugation.
