no. it's: Yo voy al biblioteca para estudiar.
tuvieron
Present tense: yo: abro ella/el/Usd:abre tu:abres nosotros/as:abrimos ellos/ellas/Usds:abren it means to open, and is conjugated regularly,(as you can see) for an ir verb.
Where is the library is an English equivalent of 'Donde está la biblioteca'. The words in Spanish are pronounced 'DOHN-deh-STAH lah bee-blee-oh-TEH-kah'.In the word by word translation, the adverb 'donde' means 'where'. The verb 'está' means '[he/she/it] is or stands'. The feminine definite article 'la' means 'the'. The feminine noun 'biblioteca' means 'library'.
Vosotros is the second person plural form, "you" for a group of people you know well--kind of like "y'all". A sentence would be, "Vosotros tenéis que estudiar el vocabulario."
Literally, I'm going to the bed. Figuratively, I'm going to bed, Maybe: I'm going to take a nap. Maybe: I'm going to lay down. It's usually used with a purpose in mind, and stated, such as Voy a la cama a sentarme. I'm going to the bed to sit down. Voy a la cama a estudiar - I'm going to bed to study.
tuvieron
The study room. The study.
El tiene estudiar la manana.
The noun for study (a room) is "el estudio". The verb to study is "estudiar."
El estudio (noun)La inspección (noun)examinar, estudiar (verb)
Gregorio de Andres has written: 'La Real Biblioteca de El Escorial' -- subject(s): Escorial, Escorial. Biblioteca, History
Los estudiantes que estudian mucho para el examen final suelen obtener mejores resultados y sentirse más preparados. La dedicación y el esfuerzo que ponen en estudiar les permite adquirir el conocimiento necesario para enfrentar con éxito el examen y demostrar todo lo que han aprendido.
I BELIEVE YOU WOULD SAY, EL CHICOS NECESITAN ESTUDIAR. BUT IM NOT 100% SURE. HOPE THIS HELPS!
Kate Langley has written: 'El Libro de La Magia (Biblioteca de Los Simbolos)'
Marcos Estrada has written: 'El Dr. [i.e. Doctor] Pedro D. Quiroga, promotor de la primera biblioteca popular' -- subject(s): Argentina San Juan, Education, History, San Juan, Argentina. Biblioteca Franklin 'El cabo segundo Antonio Ruiz (a.) \\' -- subject(s): History
Alfredo Pita has written: 'Le chasseur absent' 'El Cazador Ausente (Biblioteca Breve (Barcelona, Spain).)'
poder, when conjugated, usually is translated as "can". Puedo enviar una carta. I can mail a letter. A can, as in "tin can" would be el bidón.