Verbos más preposiciones In English, we sometimes use prepositional phrases to complete a thought. I speak about the movie in my letter. However, in Spanish.

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Verbos más preposiciones In English, we sometimes use prepositional phrases to complete a thought. I speak about the movie in my letter. However, in Spanish we may not necessarily use the corresponding preposition. Hablo sobre la película… (incorrecto)

Algunas expresiones con “a” Acostumbrarse a - to get used to Atreverse a - to dare (to) Ayudar a - to help (to) Negarse a - to refuse to *Remember use a personal “a” with a person. Juan Carlos se negó a trabajar despues de las sies. Ya me acostrumbré a trabajar aquí.

Algunas expresiones con “en” Confiar en - to trust Consistir en - to consist of Fijarse en - to notice Pensar en - to think about ¿Te fijaste en este correo electrónico? ¿Estabas pensando en tus compañeros de clase?

Algunas expresiones con “con” Bastar con - to be enough (to) Casarse con - to marry Contar con - to count on encontrarse con - to meet (up with) Soñar con - to dream of/about Nunca podía contar con él. María soñaba con trabajar por cuenta propia.

Algunas expresiones con “de” Acabar de + infinitive - to have just done something Acordarse de - to remember to/about Alegrarse de - to be glad to/about Darse cuenta de - to realize Encargarse de - to take charge /care of enterarse de - to find out about terminar de - to finish (something) tratar de - to try to No se dieron cuenta del problema que tenían. ¿Te acordaste de llamar a Mónica?

Practicamos 1. Nombra 3 verbos con “de” 2. Nombra 3 verbos con “con” 3. Nombra 3 verbos con “a” 4. Describe something you think about often 5. Tell someone you trust in 6. Something you refuse to do 7. Something you recently found out about 8. Describe the ideal person with whom you’ll get married