Useful phrasal verbs Hi every body I'd like making a list with useful phrasal verbs to add fluency to my speech, for learners it's a bit difficult. If you could I'd like enlarge my list, it doesn't ma

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Diana

Useful phrasal verbs Hi every body I'd like making a list with useful phrasal verbs to add fluency to my speech, for learners it's a bit difficult. If you could I'd like enlarge my list, it doesn't matter if you give me your definition in english. Ty. Pick up: recoger Get up: levantarse Wake up: Despertarse Mix up: Mezclar Put on: vestirse Switch on/off: Encender apagar

May 17, 2013 8:40 PM

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Useful phrasal verbs

Hi every body I'd like making a list with useful phrasal verbs to add fluency to my speech, for learners it's a bit difficult. If you could I'd like enlarge my list, it doesn't matter if you give me your definition in english.

Ty.

Dress up: vestirse para una ocasion especial

End up: acabar , terminar
Get up: levantarse
Look up: buscar en el diccionario

Make up: reconciliarse, decidirse.
Mix up: Mezclar

Pick up: recoger
Put on: vestirse

Put up with:aguantar soportar

Switch on/off: Encender apagar

Throw up : vomitar

Wake up: Despertarse

May 19, 2013

Throw up: to vomit Put up: to build/construct "to put up some shelves" Put up with: to bear "to put up with someones bad behaviour" Make up: to become friends again after an argument. (Also what women put on their face, of course) Look up: to search for something, usually in a book. To look up a word in the dictionary Dress up: to put on special clothes. "She was dressed up for the party" Wind up: to turn the key in a clock to make it work. Also in UK English, to tease someone "he liked to wind me up".

May 18, 2013

thank you !

May 18, 2013

Hi Diana, I know a few websites that I've used for Spanish/English verbs, so I hope they can help you too. http://spanish.speak7.com/spanish_voc_adj_adv_reflexive_verbs.htm http://www.lingolex.com/comveren.htm I hope this helps :)

May 17, 2013

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