tiene una flor en la mano

has a flower in her hand

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phrase Rare #44,328
has a flower in her hand The subject can be omitted when it is clear from context. The form changes with the subject and tense, such as “tienen” for “they have” or “tenía” for “had.”
SP: Mi hermana tiene una flor en la mano.
EN: My sister has a flower in her hand.

Ella tiene una flor en la mano.

She has a flower in her hand.

Él tiene una flor en la mano.

He has a flower in his hand.

Mary tiene una flor en la mano.

Mary has a flower in her hand.

Tiene una flor en la mano.

She has a flower in her hand.