Frases verbales en inglés: significado y uso práctico

Clase 11 de 17 • Curso de Expresiones Idiomáticas de Negocios en Inglés

Resumen

¿Qué son las frases verbales y cómo usarlas?

Las frases verbales son combinaciones que consisten en un verbo principal y una partícula (ya sea una preposición, un adverbio o ambos) que, juntas, adquieren un significado específico y a menudo figurado. Se destacan por ser una parte esencial del inglés conversacional y escrito. Aprenderlas no solo enriquecerá tu vocabulario, sino que también facilitará tu comprensión y expresión en inglés de manera más efectiva.

¿Cuáles son las frases verbales clave que necesitas conocer?

En esta lección, te presentamos seis frases verbales que podrás usar en diferentes situaciones cotidianas. A continuación, te las explicamos junto con ejemplos:

"Take over": Esto significa tomar el control de algo.
- Ejemplo: Amazon may take over the entire online world.
"Deal with": Significa manejar un problema o situación.
- Ejemplo: The manager has to deal with all of the customer complaints.
"Fill out": Se utiliza para referirse a llenar o completar un formulario.
- Ejemplo: I need to fill out my application so I can get a passport.
"Bail out": Significa rescatar o ayudar a salir de una situación crítica.
- Ejemplo: The government is going to bail out the automobile industry.
"Fall through": Hace referencia a cuando algo no se completa con éxito.
- Ejemplo: If I am late with the information, the deal will fall through.
"Sort out": Significa organizar o resolver problemas.
- Ejemplo: The boss had to sort out all the problems that came with the project.

¿Cómo practicar estas frases verbales?

Una forma efectiva de internalizar estas frases es usarlas regularmente. A continuación, te proporcionamos algunos ejercicios prácticos que pueden ayudarte en este proceso:

Completa la oración: Escoge la opción correcta entre dos frases verbales en una oración dada. Por ejemplo, My friend thinks Apple is trying to ... the business world. Las opciones son "sort out" o "take over". La correcta es "take over".
Crea tus propias oraciones: Después de familiarizarte con el significado y uso de cada frase verbal, intenta escribir tus propias oraciones. Esto no solo refuerza tu memoria, sino que también te ayuda a entender el contexto de su uso.

¿Por qué es importante dominar las frases verbales?

Las frases verbales están en todos lados en el inglés, desde conversaciones diarias hasta medios de comunicación. Dominarlas te permite:

Mejorar tu fluidez en inglés.
Comprender mejor las expresiones idiomáticas.
Comunicarse de una manera más natural y eficiente.

Además, practicar frases verbales no debe ser una tarea intimidante. ¡Con la práctica constante y ejercicios del estilo "fill in the blank", pronto las incorporarás de forma natural en tu léxico! Siéntete motivado a continuar aprendiendo y expandiendo tu conocimiento del inglés. ¿Estás listo para el desafío? ¡Haz los ejercicios y comparte tus progresos en la sección de comentarios para recibir retroalimentación y seguir mejorando!

Luis Francisco Montero

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Phrasal verbs:

Take over = Take control
Deal with = to handle a problem
Fill out = to complete a form
Bail out = rescue
Fall through = When something is not successfully completed.
Sort out = organize, fix, correct or straighten out

Celeste Yamile

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Vivian Morales

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Alexis Acosta

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I've written some examples:

Sergeants! We must ++take over++ this zone, right now!
I ++deal with++ my neighboor's dog every moorning. He pays me to take care it.
Your kid almost broken an expensive vase. Fortunately I ++bailed out++ it.
Our new CEO needs to make many decisions. She needs to ++sort out++ the company before it goes under.

If you read my examples, let me know if those are correct. Thanks!

Diego Arnoldo Tobar Zamora

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Celeste Yamile

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They're awesome :)

Luis Francisco Montero

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Phrasal verbs from English to Spanish.

Take over = Tomar el control.
Deal with = Lidiar con.
Fill out = Llenar, completar.
Bail out = Rescatar.
Fall through = frustrarse, caerse.
Sort out = Organizar, corregir, enderezar.

Dalila Burbano

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Take over: To take control Deal with: To handle a problem Fill out: To complete a form Bail out: To rescue Fall through: not succesful Sort it: To organize

Carolina Echeverria

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Participating with my examples

Large companies seek to take over the market with their innovative products

The risk area seeks to deal with the operations of clients who maintain debt

Shareholders reach an agreement to bail out famous company

Next month's audit seeks to sort out and update data

I need to fill out the form to complete the reservation

Andres Castillo

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The AI is taking over this world!
The AI is doing our job, and we have to deal with it.
Can you please fill out this form?
My mom was stopped by the police and they took her car. I have to help her bail herself out of this problem.
My YouTube channel is not getting as much views as I need. If the users are not engaged with the content, my channel will fall through.
The YouTube channel is now receiving some warnings from the platform, Views are going down, and I don't have a side job. I need to sort out this situation immediately.

Moisés Gonzales

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The card had not funds, The payment fall through

Moisés Gonzales

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They were struggling with that problem I needed to bail them out.

Nicolas Alpargatero

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Thanatos wants to take over the universe 7.
I told you! Now deal with it.
Please, fill out this form for creating an account.
The president decided to bail out Avianca company because he didn't want to see a massive lay off.
If I don't renew my subscription on Platzi, I will fall through my learning path.
Sort out the column to see the total amount by region.

Juan Manuel Mamani Canchohuaman

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Take Over

The new CEO plans to take over the company’s operations next month.
After the merger, the larger corporation will take over all existing contracts.
When the manager resigned, his assistant was expected to take over his responsibilities seamlessly.
The tech giant aims to take over the market by acquiring smaller startups.

Deal With

It’s essential to deal with customer complaints promptly to maintain a good reputation.
The government must deal with the rising issue of climate change effectively.
He had to deal with the consequences of his actions, which were more severe than anticipated.
In order to progress, we need to deal with our internal conflicts head-on.

Fill Out

Please fill out the application form completely before submitting it.
It’s important to fill out the survey accurately to ensure valid results.
She took her time to fill out the report, ensuring every detail was correct.
After the meeting, everyone was required to fill out a feedback form.

Bail Out

The government decided to bail out the failing airline to protect thousands of jobs.
Investors were hesitant to bail out the struggling startup without a solid business plan.
During the financial crisis, many banks were bailed out to prevent a complete economic collapse.
He felt morally obligated to bail out his friend when he found himself in dire straits.

Fall Through

Unfortunately, our plans for a summer vacation fell through due to unforeseen circumstances.
The contract negotiations fell through at the last minute, leaving both parties disappointed.
Their efforts to secure funding fell through, forcing them to reconsider their project.
The collaboration between the two companies fell through because of differing visions.

Sort Out

We need to sort out the logistics before the event can proceed smoothly.
After hours of discussion, they finally sorted out their differences and reached an agreement.
The team worked tirelessly to sort out the technical issues that had arisen during the launch.
She took the initiative to sort out the financial discrepancies in the budget report.

Edgar de Jesús Cruz de los Santos

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Real Madrid takes over the football leagues
Police use to deal with criminals
On Microsoft forms people only have to fill out their answers
The central bank bails out the national economy
This project fell through
I have to sort out in my job

Carolina Echeverria

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My friend think Apple is trying to take over the business world (b)

The customer service department has to deal with many problems (a)

My dad is going to bail out my brother's business with a big loan (a)

The deal fell through when the financing stopped (a)

We need to sort out the data so we know how to plan our next moves (a)

Some people have trouble when they are asked to fill out dea an application (a)

Juliana Durán molina

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I need to take over my life.
I need to fill oujr my epps form
I hate to deal with public transport

Juliana Durán molina

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OPTIONS.

Paula Useche

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My examples:

My brother always wants to take over the TV!
I have to deal with my cat’s protests when she’s hungry
You have to fill out this form if you want to apply to this university.
I required a big loan to bail out my business during the pandemic.
The agreements between the nations fell through when the southern nation attacked
His grandfather had to sort out all the family problems to keep his family together.

Sofia Ortiz Trujillo

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My aunt bail out me binging me the keys.
It's time to take over of my life

Diego Valle

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The OXXO company wants to take over the convenience store industry.

Politicians bailing out banks is a regular practice

Some democrats are not sure if pushing Joe Biden for a second term is a good idea.

Cindy Lorena Macías Jaramillo

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Let me take over that meeting I know you are feeling insecure and scared since is the first time you are asked to do it.
Tomorrow we will need to deal with all the customer complaints we have received so far.
If you don't fill out that form today you won't have more time to submit your application.
Remember that last time your bank bailed you out but if you don't care your finances they won't do it anymore.
We can't let this project fall through, we have a lot of people counting on us this time.
Last time my boss sorted out when the situation got difficult to handle.

Mercedes Martínez

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Facebook and Twitter have taken over the information
I have to deal with many people every day
You have to fill out the answers to pass the exam
He bails out Edgar's business
The project fall through very soon
First, you need to sort out all your debts

Juan Trejos

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• One of the programmers is in a trip right now, so I took over the task of fixing the ladder bugs. • I am not happy that the team expected to deal with too many packs and made me handle it all alone. • I am filling out the form so I can transfer to the aconcept art department. • I was struggling too much with an array, so another programmer bailed me out. • I am trying to sort out the sprites we need so they can be uploaded properly in the repository.