1. Idiomatic Expressions
Using Tener

2. What is an idiom? According to Merriam- Webster Online Dictionary:
Main Entry: id·i·om
Pronunciation: \ˈi-dē-əm\
Function: noun
an expression in the usage of a language that is peculiar to itself either grammatically (as no, it wasn't me) or in having a meaning that cannot be derived from the conjoined meanings of its elements (as Monday week for “the Monday a week after next Monday”)

3. In other words...
An idiom is an expression (saying) that can’t be taken literally.

4. Examples of English Idioms:
“all over the place”
“on the go”
“a pretty penny”
“jump the gun”
“That’s a wrap”

5. Many of the Spanish idiomatic expressions use the verb tener.
You already know some!:
tener que + infinitive
tener _____ años
to have to...
___ years old

6. Quick Review - Tener Conjugations
Tengo
Tenemos
Tienes X
Tiene
Tienen

7. Tener + (physical feelings)
frío - to be cold
calor - to be hot
hambre - to be hungry
sed - to be thirsty
sueño - to be sleepy
un dolor de (body part) - to have a ___ache

8. Tener + (emotional feelings)
prisa - to be in a hurry
miedo de (noun) - to be afraid of (thing)
celos - to be jealous
cuidado - to be cautious
vergüenza - to be embarrased/ashamed
razón - to be right (correct)

9. Tener + (emotional feelings)
éxito - to be successful
culpa - to be guilty
suerte - to be lucky
lugar - to belong/fit in
ganas de (infinitive) - to feel like (doing something)

10. ¿Qué tiene?
2 + 2 = 4