Practice.
Answer first, then read the explanation. Don't skip it — that's the whole point.
_____ cuidado con el escalón de la entrada, que está roto. (tener)
Be careful with the step at the entrance, it is broken.
_____ miedo de preguntar, para eso estoy aquí. (tener)
Don't be afraid to ask, that is what I am here for.
_____ la bondad de firmar aquí, señor Ruiz. (tener)
Would you be so kind as to sign here, Mr Ruiz.
_____ la fiesta en paz y hablemos de esto mañana. (tener)
Let's keep the peace and talk about this tomorrow.
_____ los pasaportes a mano antes de llegar al control. (tener)
Have your passports ready before you reach passport control.
_____ paciencia: el pedido llega el martes por la mañana. (tener)
Be patient: the order arrives on Tuesday morning.
_____ prisa al bajar la escalera, aún queda tiempo. (tener)
Don't be in a hurry going down the stairs, there is still time.
_____ en cuenta que la oficina cierra a las dos, señora. (tener)
Please bear in mind that the office closes at two, madam.
_____ listo el pasaporte cuando te llamen por megafonía. (tener)
Have your passport ready when they call you over the loudspeaker.
_____ presente que el ascensor no funciona, señores. (tener)
Please keep in mind that the lift is out of order, gentlemen.
_____ reparos en decirme si el precio te parece alto. (tener)
Don't hesitate to tell me if the price seems high to you.
_____ un plan B por si el tren se retrasa otra vez. (tener)
Let's have a plan B in case the train is delayed again.
_____ fe en el equipo, han entrenado todo el verano. (tener)
Have faith in the team, they have trained all summer.
No _____ inconveniente en llamarme si surge una duda, profesor. (tener)
Don't hesitate to call me if a question comes up, professor.
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