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mardi 23 octobre 2012

Phrasal Verbs - Get Up


Get up (Separable) = Levantarse de cualquier sitio.
                               Get = Llegar Up = arriba

Ejemplos:
I should get up now = Debería levantarme ahora.
I can’t get her up! = ¡No la puedo levantar!
Levántate = Get up.
Él suele levantarse temprano = He usually gets up early.
Levántale = Get him up.
Levántale = Het her up.
Los panaderos se levantan muy temprano = Bakers get up very early.
Levántame = Get me up.
Levántala = Get her up.
Levantémonos = Let’s get up.
Levanta al niño = Get the child up.
Levántalo = Get him up.
Ella no se levantó = She didn’t get up.
Es un vago, nunca se levanta temprano  = He is lazy, he never gets up early.
¿A qué hora te levantaste? = What time did you get up?
¿Te levantaste a tiempo? = Did you get up in time?
Levantémonos = let’s get up.
Puede que no se hayan levantado aún = They may not have gotten up yet.
Deberíamos levantarnos = We should get up.
Deberían haberse levantado ya = They should’ve gotten up by now.
Levántate = Get up.
Levántate o te levantaré yo = Get up or I’ll get you up.
No se podrá levantar mañana = He won’t be able to get up tomorrow.
No podremos levantale mañana = We won't be able to get him up tomorrow.
No me podré levantar = I won’t be able to get up.
Me cuesta levantarme los lunes = I have trouble getting up on Mondays.
No se me levanta = I can’t get it up.