Phrasal Verbs - Think ahead

Think ahead (Inseparable) = Pensar en el futuro

                               Think = Pensar     Ahead = Adelante

Ejemplos:

We need to think ahead, it’s not going to be easy = Tenemos que pensar con antelación, no va aser fácil.

Germans always think ahead = Los alemanes siempre piensan en el futuro.

Anticípate = Think ahead.

Él siempre se anticipa = He always thinks ahead.

Ella también piensa en el futuro = She thinks ahead too.

Siempre hay que pensar en el futuro = You always have to think ahead.

Tenemos que pensar en el future = We have to think ahead.

Anticipémonos = Let’s think ahead.

No pensemos en el futuro = Let's not think ahead.

Pensemos en el futuro = Let's think ahead.

Pensemos en ello = Let's think ahead on it.

Hay que anticiparse = We have to think ahead.

No dejes de anticiparte = Don't stop thinking ahead.

¿Por qué no te anticipaste? = Why didn't you think ahead?

Tenemos que mirar hacia delante para evitar errores = We have to think ahead in order to avoid mistakes.

La vida es como el billar tienes que pensar hacia delante en el próximo tiro = Life is like billiards, you have to think ahead on your next shot.

Tienes que ser capaz de prever = You have to be able to think ahead.

Debo de anticiparme = I must think ahead.

Anticipémonos y evitemos errores = Let's think ahead and avoid any mistakes.

Nunca pienso en el futuro = I never think ahead.

Debería pensar en el futuro y hacerme un plan de pensiones = I should think ahead and start a pension plan.

Ellos siempre están pensando en el futuro = They are always thinking ahead.

No están pensando en el futuro = They aren't thinking ahead.

Ya están pensando en las próximas elecciones. = They are already thinking ahead on the next elections.

Piensa hacia delante = Think ahead.

¡Así me gusta, estás anticipándote! = That's the way I like it, you're thinking ahead.

Tenemos que mirar el futuro = We have to think ahead.

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Phrasal Verbs - Take care (of)

Take care (of) (Inseparable) = Cuidar

                               Take = Tomar    Care = Cuidado

Ejemplos:

Take care of my plants while I’m out = Cuida de mis plantas mientras esté fuera.

Take care of her = Cuídala

Take care = Cuídate.

Cuida de mi tía = Take care of my aunt.

Cuida del bebé = Take care of the baby.

Cuídanos = Take care of us.

Cuídales = Take care of them.

Cuida de tus cosas = Take care of your things.

Él se hizo cargo del problema = He took care of the problem.

Nos hicimos cargo del problema = We took care of the problema.

Nos nos hicimos cargo (de ello) = We didn’t take care of it.

Cuida de tu coche nuevo = Take care of your new car.

Cuídale que no se pierda = Take care it, don’t lose it.

Cuida tus canicas = Take care of your marbles.

Cuídalas = Take care of them.

¿Por qué no las cuidaste? = Why didn’t you take care of them.

Resolvamos el problema = Let’s take care of the problem.

Hazte cargo tú del problema = Take care of the problem.

Puede que no nos cuiden muy bien = They might not take care of us well.

¿Me las podrías cuidar? = Could you take care of them for me?

Te pagaré si me las cuidas = I’ll pay you if you take care of them.

Yo me encargo del problema = I’ll take care of the problem.

Yo me encargo = I’ll take care.

Cuida de tus cosas = Take care of your things.

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Phrasal Verbs - Stand out

Stand out (Inseparable) = Tenemos dos definiciones.

                        *Destacar.

                        *Dar la nota, ponerse en una situación donde te vuelves el centro de atención.

                         Stand = Estar de pié         Out = Fuera

Ejemplos:

That new technology is going to stand out = Esa nueva tecnología va a destacar.

You are going to stand out with that pink jacket = Vas a dar la nota con esa chaqueta rosa.

I think that color for a car stands out too much = Creo que ese color, para un coche, llama la atención.

Él destaca entre sus compañeros = He stands out among his colleagues.

Los superdotados destacan = Gifted people stand out.

Eso da un poco la nota = That stands out a little.

Dan la nota = They stand out.

Ya no destacan = They no longer stand out.

No des la nota = Don’t stand out.

Esa chaqueta da la nota = The jacket stands out.

Él siempre ha destacado = He’s always stood out.

Ese color llama demasiada la atención = That color stands out.

Ese coche llama mucho la atención = That car stands out a lot.

Al Capone destacó en el mundo mafioso = Al Capone stood out in the Mafia world.

Este proyecto va sobresalir de entre los demás = This Project is going to stand out among the rest.

Los números están subrayados para que resalten = The numbers are underlined so that they stand out.

Diles que no resalten tanto = Tell them not to stand out so much.

La Pantera Rosa destacó = The Pink Panter stood out.

Pongámonos de pie fuera = Let’s stand out.

Puede que des la nota allí = You might stand out there.

Él destaca en el examen de inteligencia = He stands out in he I.Q. test.

Yo no destaco tanto en ese examen = I don’t stand out that much in that test.

Darás la nota = You’ll stand out.

¿Por qué no das un poco la nota? = Why don’t you stand out  a bit more.

Ella va a destacar cuando sea mayor = She’s going to stand out when she’s older.

Hay que estar de pie, fuera del círsulo = You have to stand, outside of the circle.

Michael Jordan destacó en la NBA = Michael Jordan stood out in the NBA.

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Phrasal Verbs - Stay up

Stay up + ing (Inseparable) = Quedarse / Permanecer despierto.

                               Stay = Quedarse        Up = Arriba

Ejemplos:

How long did you stay up for last time? = ¿Hasta qué hora te quedaste despierto anoche?

I usually stay up late at weekends = Suelo quedar despierto tarde los fines de semana.

I usually stay up watching t.v. = Suelo quedarme viendo la tele.

No te quedes levantado toda la noche = Don't stay up all night.

Nos quedamos levantados hasta tarde = We stayed up until late.

Quédate despierto un poco más = Stay up a little longer.

No nos acostamos hasta tarde = We didn't stay up late.

Nos quedamos despiertos hasta tarde = We stayed up late.

Quédate un poco más viendo la tele = Stay up a bit longer watching TV.

No me esperes levantada = Don't stay up for me.

La tienda de campaña no se sostenía = The tent doesn't stay up.

Nos quedamos levantados hasta el amanecer = We stayed up until sunrise.

Permanecimos despiertos durante dos días = We stayed up for two days.

Dile que no se quede despierto hasta muy tarde = Tell him not to stay up very late.

Me quedé hasta las cinco de la mañana = I stayed up until five in the morning.

¿Hasta qué hora te quedaste despierto? = How long did you stay up till?

Suelo quedarme despierto los sábados = I usually stay up on Saturdays.

Quedémonos despiertos un rato más = Let's stay up a little longer.

Pienso quedarme despierta hasta tarde = I plan on staying up.

Puede que se queden despiertos hasta tarde = They might stay up late.

Debería no quedarme viendo la tele hasta tarde = I shouldn't stay up watching TV.

Prefiero quedarme despierto = I d rather stay up.

No debes quedarte despierto hasta muy tarde = You shouldn't stay up very late.

Se quedó viendo la tele hasta las 3 de la madrugada = He stayed up watching TV until 3 in the morning.

Ellos no se quedarán hasta muy tarde = They didn't stay up very late.

Nos quedamos despiertos hasta el final de la película = We stayed up until the end of the movie.

No nos podíamos quedar despiertos por más tiempo = We can't stay up anymore.

Me quedaré despierto mirando la tele este fin de semana = I’ll stay up watching TV this weekend.

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Phrasal Verbs - Step Up (on)

Step up (on) (Inseparable) = Aumentar la intensidad de una acción.

                        Step = Poner el pie / Pisar     Up = Arriba     On = Sobre, encima.

Ejemplos:

The government had to step up on security, due to the king’s visit = El gobierno tuvo que aumentar la seguridad, debido a la visita del rey.

We need to step up on the number of hours that we work = tenemos que aumentar el número de horas que trabajamos.

Tienen que aumentar las exportaciones = They have to step up on the number of exports.

La tienen que aumentar = They have to step up on them.

Aumenta la seguridad = Step up on security.

Auméntala = Step up on it.

Hay que subir la producción = We have to step up on the production.

Hay que intensificar las ventas = We have to step up on the sales.

Hay que intensificarlo = We have to step up on it.

Aumentaron la seguridad = They stepped up on security.

Siempre la aumentan cuando lo visita el rey = They always step up on it when the King visits.

La aumentaron ayer = They stepped up on yesterday.

Intensificaron los bombardeos = They stepped up on the bombings.

Los intensificaron = They stepped up on them.

No debieron intensificarlo tanto = They must not have stepped up on it that much.

Tenemos que aumentar el número de horas = We hae to step up on the number of hours.

Tenemos que aumentar las importaciones de petróleo = We have to step up on oil imports.

Las tienen que aumentar = They have to step up on them.

Puede que lo aumenten = They might step up on it.

Deberían aumentar la frecuencia = They should step up on the frecuency.

¿Aumentaste? = Did you step up?

Aumentaron la seguridad del rey = They stepped up on the king’s security.

¿La aumentaste? = Did you step up on it?

No quisieron aumentar la seguridad = They din’t want to step up on the security.

¿Por qué no aumentaron la seguridad? = Why didn’t they step up on security?

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Phrasal Verbs - Speak up

Speak up (Inseparable) = Tenemos dos definiciones

                               *Hablar más alto.

                               *Atreverse a expresar una opinion.

                               Speak = Hablar       Up = arriba

Ejemplos:

Speak up, I can’t hear you = Habla más alto, no te oigo.

We decided to speak up at the meeting = Decidimos expresar nuestra opinion en la reunion.

Hable más alto de lo habitual = Speak up.

Hable más alto por favor = Speak up please.

Dile que suba la voz = Tell him to speak up.

Diles que suban la voz = Tell them to speak up.

No quiero tener que subir la voz = I don't want to have to speak up.

Habla más fuerte = Speak up.

Habla más alto en la reunión = Speak up at the meeting.

Di lo que piensas = Speak up.

¿Por quién hablas? = Who are you speaking up for?

No se te oye = You have to speak up.

¿Podrías subir la voz? = Could you speak up?

Compro la revista "Speak Up" para poder hablar más alto = I buy the "Speak Up" magazine so that I can speak up.

Compré el "Speak Up" = I bought the "Speak Up".

Deberías decir lo que piensas = You should speak up.

Di lo que piensas = Speak up.

Habla más alto, no se te oye = Speak up, we can't hear you.

Diles que hablen más alto = Tell them to speak up.

Julio César tuvo que subir la voz para que le oyesen = ]ulius Caesar had to Speak up in order to be heard.

Habla más alto = Speak up.

Preferiría no dar mi opinión = I'd rather not speak up.

Él no quiso hablar a favor de las victimas = He didn't want to speak up in favor of the victims.

Ella no quiso hablar por la causa = She didn't want to speak up for the cause.

No quisieron hablar = They didn't want to speak up.

Sube la voz = Speak up.

No subas la voz = Don't speak up.

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Phrasal Verbs - Sleep in

Sleep in (Inseparable) = Dormir más horas de lo normal.

                               Sleep = Dormir    In = Dentro

Ejemplos:

I always sleep in on Saturdays = Siempre duermo más los sábados.

Prefiero quedarme dormido mañana = I'd rather sleep in tomorrow.

Prefiero no quedarme dormido mañana = I'd rather not sleep in tomorrow.

Él se quedó dormido hasta tarde = He slept in until late.

Se quedó dormido hasta la una = He slept in until one o'clock.

Se quedaron dormidos = They slept in.

Se quedarán dormidos, ya verás = They'll sleep in, you'll see.

Llegué tarde porque me quede dormido = I arrived late because I slept in.

¿Hasta qué hora duermes los sábados? = What time do you sleep in on Saturdays?

¿Duermes más los sábados? = Do you sleep in on Saturdays?

¡Perdona, me quedé dormido! = Sorry, I slept in!

Voy a dormir hasta las tantas = I'm going to really sleep in.

Me quedaré dormido = I'll sleep in.

Ella siempre duerme hasta las tantas los sábados = She always sleeps in on Saturdays.

¿Hasta qué hora te has dormido hoy? = What time did you sleep in till today?

Se quedarán dormidos = They'll sleep in.

Dormiremos mañana hasta tarde = We'll sleep in tomorrow until late.

Voy a dormir hasta la una = I'm going to sleep in until one.

 Voy a dormir hasta que me despierte = I'm going to sleep in until I wake up.

Prefiero quedarme durmiendo mañana = I'd rather sleep in tomorrow.

No debes quedarte dormido, tienes una entrevista mañana = You shouldn't sleep in for the interview.

No se te ocurra quedarte dormida = Don't dare sleep in.

Como te quedes dormido... = If you sleep in...

No te quedes dormido = Don't sleep in.

Siempre duermo los sábados = I always sleep in on Saturdays.

Se me pegaron las sábanas = I slept in.

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Phrasal Verbs - Sign up for

Sign up for (Inseparable) = Apuntarse a un curso, acontecimiento, organización, etc.

                               Sign = Firmar    Up = Arriba     For = Para

Ejemplos:

The children have signed up for karate clases = Los niños se han apuntado para clases de karate.

Sign me up for the course = Apúntame al curso.

Me apunté al curso de salsa = I signed up for the salsa class.

Apúntate a ello = Sign up for it.

Ella se apuntó = She signed up.

El no quiso apuntarse = He didn’t want to sign up.

Me apunté a la clase de windsurf = I signed up for the windsurfing class.

No me paunté = I didn’t sign up.

Tienes que apuntarte a clases de aerobic = You have to sign up for aerobic class.

Ella no se apuntó = She didn’t sign up.

Yo tampoco me apunté = I din’t sign up either.

Él se apuntó al curso = He signed up for the course.

Él no se apuntó al curso = He didn’t sign up for the course.

No se pantó (a ellos) = He didn’t sign up for them.

¿te apuntaste al curso? = Did you sign up for the course?

¿Por qué no te apuntaste? = Why didn’t you sign up?

Apuntémonos a las clases de aerobic = Let’s sign up for aerobic.

Nos podemos apuntar juntos = We can sign up together.

Puede que no nos apuntemos = We might sign up.

Puede que no nos apuntemos a nada = We may not sign sign up for anything.

Me avoy a alistar en el ejército = They signed up for the military.

Él se apuntó a un curso de vinos = He signed up for a wine course.

No me quiero apuntar = I don’t want to sign up.

Al final se apuntó a clases de yoga = In the end, he signed up for yoga class.

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Phrasal Verbs - Run out of

Run out of (Inseparable) = Quedarse sin algo, dinero detergente, tiempo, etc.

                               Run = Correr     Out = Fuera      Of = de

Ejemplos:

I ran out of money during the holiday = Me quedé sin dinero durante las vacaciones.

We are going to run out of ink soon = Nos vamos a quedar pronto sin tinta.

We ran out of time = Nos quedamos sin tiempo.

Me quedé sin energía = I ran out of energy.

Nos quedamos sin dinero = We ran out of money.

Siempre se quedan sin dinero = They always run out of money.

Siempre se quedan sin (ello) = They always run out of it.

Ella se quedó sin tinta = She ran out of ink.

Ella se quedó sin (ella) = She ran out of it.

Siempre me quedo sin batería = I always run out of battery.

Se me está agotando la paciencia = I'm running out of patience.

Me quedé sin champú = I ran out of shampoo.

Se les agotaron las provisione = They ran out of supplies.

Se les han agotado = They ran out of it.

Espero no quedarme sin dinero esta noche = I hope I don't run out of money tonight.

¿Me quedaré sin dinero? = Will I run out of money?

Me quedaré = I'll run out.

No me lo quiero gastar = I don't want to run out of it.

Se quedaron sin gasolina a 2 Km de aquí = They ran out of gas 2 Km from here.

Se les ha acabado la suerte = They’ve run out of luck.

Se nos ha acabado el té = We've run out of tea.

Nos hemos quedado sin gasolina = We've run out of gasoline.

Se han quedado sin = They've run out.

Estoy perdiendo la paciencia = My patience is running out.

Se le acabó la suerte = He ran out of luck.

Se nos ha acabado el café = We've run out of coffee.

Se nos ha acabado la suerte = We've run out of luck.

Se me acaba el tiempo = I'm running out of time.

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Phrasal Verbs - Run into

Run into (Inseparable) = Tenemos dos definiciones

                               *Encontrarse accidentalmente con alguien conocido.

                               *Darse / Chocar contra algo accidentalmente.

                               Run = Correr     Into = Dentro

Ejemplos:

I ran into y cousin in the subway the other day = Me encontré a mi prima en el metro el otro día.

I ran into a stop sign = Me di contra la señal de Stop.

I ran into it accidentally = Me choqué con ello accidentalmente.

Me encontré a mi prima en el metro el otro día = I ran into my cousin in the underground the other day.

Me encontré con ella = I ran into her there.

Me di contra un árbol = I ran into a tree.

Me di contra eso sin querer = I ran into that by accident.

Me gusta encontrarme con gente que conozco = I like to run into people that I know.

Me di contra la silla = I ran into a chair.

Me di contra ella = I ran into it.

Coincidí con él en la cafetería = I ran into him in the café.

Coincidimos el otro día = We ran into each other the other day.

Los dos coches chocaron = Both cars ran into each other.

Se chocaron = They ran into each other.

Siempre te encuentras a tu ex = You always run into your ex.

Siempre te la encuentras por allí = You always run into her over there.

Espero no encontrarme nunca con mi ex = I hope I never run into my ex.

Espero no encontrármela nunca aquí = I hope I never run into her here.

¿Dónde te la encontraste? = Where did you run into her?

Me la encontré en el rastro = I ran into her in the rastro.

Vas a tener con problemas si compras ese PC = You’re going to run into problems if you buy that computer.

Te vas a encontrar con problemas = You're going to run into problems.

¿Con quién coincidiste en la feria? = Who did you run into at the convention?

¿Dónde te encontraste con tu ex jefe? = Where did you run into your ex-boss?

¿Por qué no me dijiste que te encontraste con él? = Why didn't you tell me that you ran into him there?

Le acabo de ver en el pasillo = I just ran into him in the hallway.

Ya no coincidimos en la parada de autobús = We don't run into each at the bus stop anymore.

¡Se van a chocar! = They're going to run into each other.

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Phrasal Verbs - Pass out

Pass out (Inseparable) = Tenemos dos definiciones

                               *Desmayarse

                               *Quedarse sin conocimiento o sentido.

                               Pass = Pasar   Out = Fuera

Ejemplos:

I passed out at the concert = Me desmayé en el concierto.

He drank so much that he passed out = Bebió tanto que se quedó sin conocimiento.

Ella se quedó sin sentido = She passed out.

Me quedé sin sentido = I passed out.

Él se desmayó = he passed out.

Se demayó del calor = He passed out from the heat.

Ella siempre se deamaya cuando ve sangre = She always passes out when she sees blood.

Debo haberme desmayado = I must have passed out.

Me desmayé = I passed out.

Casi me desmayo del susto = I almost passed out because of the scare.

Ella bebió tanto que se quedó sin conocimiento = She drank so much that she passed out.

Debo haber perdido el conocimiento = I must have passed out.

Dave se demayó en la discoteca = Dave passed out in the disco.

Ella estaba muy pálido antes de desmayarse = She was very pale before she passed out.

Los pájaros se desmayan por el calor en Pucallpa = Birds pass out from the heat in Seville.

¿Por qué te desmayaste? = Why did you pass out?

¿Te desmayaste? = Did you pass out?

Intenta no beber y quedar sin conocimiento = Try not to drink and pass out.

Él se desmayó en el concierto = He passed out in the concert.

Se desmayó = He passed out.

Ella también se desmayó.

Todos se desmayaron = Everyone passed out.

Prefiero desmayarme en una cama = I’d rather pass out in a bed.

No debes de perder el conocimiento después de 4 cervezas = You shouldn’t pass out after 4 beers.

Seguro que te desmayarás = I’m sure you’ll pass out.

Se quedó tirado en medio de la calle = He passed out in the middle of the Street.

Si continua, me voy a desmayar = If it keeps going , I’m going to pass out.

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Phrasal Verbs - Pass by

Pass /Stop by (Inseparable) = Pasarse por un sitio de visita.

                Pass = Pasar     Stop = Parar      By = Por

Ejemplos:

I’ll pass by later = Pasaré luego.

I’ll stop by your house later = Pasaré port u casa luego.

Pasa Luego = Stop by later.

Ellos pasaron = They stopped by.

Ella no pasó = She didn’t stop by.

Pasaron tarde = They stop by late.

Estaban de visita = She was passing by.

No quise pasar (a verlos) = I didn’t want to pass by.

El tiempo no había pasado por este pueblo = Time hadn’t passed by this village.

Pasen (por este sitio) luego = Pass by later.

La vida se la ha pasado rápido = Time has passed him by.

El sentía que la vida le había pasado = He felt as if time had passed him by.

No permitas que el amor te deje al lado = Don’t let love pass you by.

Vienes(pasas por aquí) a las siete = Stop by at seven.

Pasemos por casa de Ana = Let’s stop by Ana’s house.

Debería pasarme un día de estos = I should stop by one of these days.

¿Por qué no pasan por aquí luego? = Why don’t you stop by later.

¿Por qué no pasaste(por aquí)? = Why didn’t you come by?

Pasémonos (o pasemos por algún lugar) = Let’s stop by.

No nos pasemos = Let’s not stop by.

Puede que pasen (por aquí) = They might stop by.

Deberían pasar (por aquí) =They should stop by.

Preferiría pasar más tarde (por aquí) = I’d rather pass by later.

No debo pasar más por ahí = I shouldn’t pass by there anymore.

¿Pasarán o nó? = Will they stop by?

La vida se pasó con tristeza = Life passed him by very sadly.

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Phrasal Verbs - Look Forward to

Look forward to + ING (Inseparable) = Esperar con ganas e illusion para que ocurra algo.

                                               Look = Mirar   Forward to = Adelante a

Ejemplos:

I look forward to the concert = Espero con mucha illusion el concierto.

I look forward to meeting you = Espero con mucha illusion conocerte.

Tengo ganas de conocerte = I'm looking forward to meeting you.

Espero con mucha ilusión el concierto = I'm looking forward to the concert.

Tengo ganas de verte = I'm looking forward to seeing you.

No puedo esperar para comer allí = I'm looking forward to eating there.

Estoy deseando que llegue mi cumpleaños = I'm looking forward to my birthday.

Estoy deseando que llegue mañana = I'm looking forward to tomorrow.

Espero tener pronto noticias tuyas = I'm looking forward to having news from you.

La fiesta no me hace mucha ilusión = I'm not looking forward to the party.

Tengo muchas ganas de conocerte = I'm looking forward to meeting you.

Espero con mucha ilusión tu llegada = I'm forward to your arrival.

EI viaje me hace mucha ilusión = I'm looking forward to the trip.

Verdaderamente tengo ganas de hacer el viaje = I'm really looking forward to the trip.

Tengo ganas de ir. = I'm looking forward to going.

Tengo ganas de que vengan mis vacaciones = I'm looking forward to my holidays.

Espero tener pronto noticias = I'm looking forward to the news.

Tengo ganas de conocerlo = I'm looking forward to meeting you.

¿Estás deseando comer allí? = Are you looking forward to eating there?

¿No estás deseando comer allí? = Aren't you looking forward to eating there?

La idea no me hace mucha ilusión = I don't look forward to the idea.

A nadie le hace mucha ilusión = Nobody is looking forward to it.

Tengo ganas de ver a mi hermano = I'm looking forward to seeing my brother.

Tengo ganas de verle = I'm looking forward to seeing him.

Estoy deseando ver al Hércules en la primera division = I'm looking forward to seeing Hércules FC in the premiere league.

Mira hacia delante a algo = Look forward to something.

Mira hacia delante para hacer una acción = Look forward to doing an action.

Mira hacia delante a algo, tienes ganas de que ocurra = Look forward to something, you want it

to happen.

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Phrasal Verbs - Look For

Look for (Inseparable) = Buscar algo o Alguien

                               Look = Mirar   For = Para

Ejemplos:

Look for Mercedes = Busca a Mercedes.

Look for her = Búscala.

Busca las gafas = Look for the glasses.

Búscalas = Look for them.

Búscalo = Look for it.

Búscalos = Look for them.

Tienes que buscar el mando de la televisión = You have to look for the remote control.

¿Por qué no buscas ayuda? = Why don’t you look for help?

Búscanos en el parque = Look us in the park.

Búscanos allí = Look for us there.

Cuando llegues, búscanos = When you get in, look for us.

Le dije que te buscara = I told him to look for you.

Ella no te quiso buscar = She didn’t want to look for you.

Le dije que me buscara = I told him to look for me.

Búscanos dentro = Look for us inside.

Le dije que los buscara = I told him to look for you.

Te he estado buscando por todas partes = I’ve been looking for you everywhere.

Busquémoslo = let’s look for it.

Busquemos la dolución = Let’s look for a solution.

¿Qué buscas? = What are you looking for?

¿Vas a buscar las llaves? = are you going to look for the keys?

Búscalas = Look for them.

Las buscaré yo mismo = I’ll look for them myself.

No lo buscaré = I won’t look for it.

¿Por qué no la quieres buscar? = Why don’t you want to llok for it?

¿Estas buscando pelea? = Are you looking for trouble?

Siempre estas buscando problemas = You’re always looking for trouble.

Intro Phrasal Verbs