1. Acabar de, Tener que, Hay que, y Deber
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Unidad 5 Lección 2

2. Acabar de + infinitive What does “acabar de” mean?
To have just (done something)
What is an infinitive?
A verb that is not conjugated (ends in –ar, -er, or –ir)

3. Acabar de + infinitive “Acabar de” is always followed by an infinitive
See the title? Acabar de + infinitive
Acabar is a regular –ar verb and must be conjugated to agree with the subject of the sentence.
Ex: Ella acaba de limpiar el baño.
She just cleaned the bathroom.

4. Acabar de + infinitive
Practice your –ar verb conjugations and add the endings to Acabar de!! acabo de acabamos de acabas de acaba de acaban de

5. Tener que + infinitive What does “tener que” mean?
To have to (do something)
What is an infinitive?
A verb that is not conjugated (ends in –ar, -er, or –ir)

6. Tener que + infinitive “Tener que” is always followed by an infinitive
See the title? Tener que + infinitive
Tener is an irregular verb and must be conjugated to agree with the subject of the sentence.
Ex: Ella tiene que limpiar el baño.
She has to clean the bathroom.

7. Tener que + infinitive
Practice your tener conjugations and add the forms of tener!! tengo que tenemos que tienes que tiene que tienen que

8. Hay que + infinitive What does “hay que” mean? One must (do something)
What is an infinitive?
A verb that is not conjugated (ends in –ar, -er, or –ir)

9. Hay que + infinitive “Hay que” is always followed by an infinitive
See the title? Hay que + infinitive
Hay is an irregular verb that has already been conjugated, so it is only used in this form, it doesn’t change.
Ex: Hay que limpiar el baño.
One must clean the bathroom.
--OR– Someone has to clean the bathroom.

10. Hay que + infinitive
This is the super easy one b/c there are no conjugations! It’s ALWAYS Hay que!! Hay que

11. Deber + infinitive What does “deber” mean?
Should or ought to (do something)
What is an infinitive?
A verb that is not conjugated (ends in –ar, -er, or –ir)

12. Deber + infinitive “Deber” is always followed by an infinitive
See the title? Deber + infinitive
Deber is a regular –er verb and must be conjugated to agree with the subject of the sentence.
Ex: Ella debe limpiar el baño.
She should clean the bathroom.

13. Deber + infinitive
Practice your –er conjugations and add the endings of deber!!
debo debemos debes debe deben