Phrasal Verbs para la Vida Diaria

Clase 19 de 23 • Curso Intermedio de Vocabulario y Expresiones en Inglés

Contenido del curso

Introduction

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Vocabulario y Expresiones para Comunicarse en Inglés
01:47 min

Useful vocabulary to express yourself

Knowing my surroundings

Opinions, likes and dislikes

Expressing ideas, feelings and thoughts

Wrap up

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Expresar Opiniones y Planes en Español Cotidiano
01:04 min

Tomar examen

Resumen

Continuemos aprendiendo nuevo vocabulario que te servirá para la vida cotidiana. Expresiones para utilizar día a día, para comunicarte en el trabajo, con tus amigos, en donde sea y con quién sea.

Verbos Frasales

Recordemos brevemente que los “Phrasal Verbs” son dos o tres palabras juntas para expresar acciones o cosas específicas. Están compuestos por “Verbos + Adverbios” o “Verbos + Preposiciones”.

Veamos varios ejemplos:

Sentence with a phrasal verb	Oración con verbos frasales
Come back!	!Vuelve¡
My car broke down.	Mi automóvil se rompió.
Turn the heater on, please.	Enciende el calentador, por favor.
Turn on the heater, please.	Enciende el calentador, por favor.
The nurse looks after her patient.	La enfermera cuida a su paciente.
They set off for NYC.	Ellas partieron hacia Nueva York.
Look it up.	Míralo.
I’m looking forward to the weekend.	Estoy deseando que llegue el fin de semana.

10 verbos frasales más comunes

Phrasal verbs	Verbos frasales
Work out	Entrenar (en el gimnasio)
Look back	Mirar atrás (pensar en el pasado)
Pay back	Pagar
Turn into	Convertirse en
Burn out	Estar quemado (del trabajo)
Come in	Adelante
Think back	Pensar de nuevo (pensarlo mejor)
Pass away	Fallecer, perder la vida
Look out	Estar atento
Find out	Descubrir

Veamos algunos ejemplos más:

Now that I think back, I shouldn’t have said that.
You can come in. You are always welcome at my house.
My little brother is turning into a good man.

¿Te animas a escribir oraciones con cada uno de estos verbos frasales? ¿Cuáles otros conoces?

Contribución creada por: Kevin Fiorentino.

Comentarios

Marianna Correa García

student•

My bicycle break down, I’m buying other one.
She has a lot of jobs, she's burn out.
Finally my grandmother come back to home.
Come in to my restaurant, I will invite you an amazing food.
My mother find out my candies`s box.
His wife look after the money of their home.
Michel look up to his childhood.
We are not looking forward to Christmas this year.
We look out when we're crossing the street.
My mom look up that I will have I nice job.
One year ago his grandfather pass away
They have to pay me back, to do my job.
They set up to Cartagena, tomorrow.
I think back when you give me my first kiss.
My friends turn into university.
The wedding turn me up
I will work out tomorrow

Bramucci Candela

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Watch out the verbs that have to go in past! And great sentences :)

Julián Cárdenas

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I like so much this types of contributions!

Denaly Matute

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work out- excercise Turn into- become burn out-exhausted think back- remember pass away- to die look out- careful

Javier Ramos

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And

Look back - When you think about your past
Pay back - When you money back
Come in - invitation welcome
find out - to Discover

Julián Cárdenas

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Excellent performance

Doménica Antonella Guerrero Ayala

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She broke down crying
My sister studied all night, now she's burned out.
My cat came back yesterday after two days of not being at home
The neighbours looked very friendly so I invited them to come in to my house.
I just found out that I'm free the next week.
My mom has always been looking after me.
I had a fight with my boyfriend, but now that I look back, I feel bad for what I said.
I am looking forward to the activities of the weekend.
A rain storm is coming to my city, so the authorities told us to look up when going out.
My dog passed away almost a year ago.
My mom payed me back after a month of lending her 50$ bucks.
I set off my alarm since it was sunday and I wake up an hour after as usual on sundays.
I work out four times a week

Isabella Pinedo Ayala

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great sentences but i thought the expression was broke down in tears

Fernando Augusto Estrada Alvarez

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Break down My friend doesn't care about his car and pushes it beyond its design limits, for that the car break down continuously.

Burn out After the past weekend and visit six flags oaxtepec and Club Santa María with mi family, I feel burn out.

Come back When I play with my dog, I throw the ball far away and he runs to come back to me as fast as he can.

Come in One day when I was in the park, I dropped some breadcrumbs on the ground and the pigeons come in so close to me that I could almost touch them.

Find out I can’t find out my car keys

Look after Nobody can look after de otros sin cuidar de si mismo

Look back Nobody can look back on its past without dropping a tear

Laura Jeannette Zepeda Rodas

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Exercises:

Break down.

Lawnmower broke down this morning.

Burn out.

Being bus driver is ver burn out.

Come Back.

My dog came back to our home after being lost for a month.

Come in.

Can my dog and I come in?

Find out.

My mom found out my computer password.

Look after.

My niece takes care of her brother.

Look back.

When I look back, I feel nostalgic when I remembering the good moments with my grandma.

Look forward to.

She was look forward to the gift.

Look out.

I was always looking out to see if my nephew was OK.

Look up.

He hopes his marriage will look up.

Pass away.

My little pet passed away last year.

Pay back.

She paid the moneyt back she had lent me.

Set off.

The kids set the alarm off on my phone.

Think back.

I thought back my uncle's birthday, it was two years ago, before he passed away.

Tunr into.

The wind turned into a tornado.

Turn on.

The yard's water system turned on when the dog started playing in the yard.

Work out.

My friend works out every night at the park.

Juan David Giraldo Patiño

student•

I use to work out on sundays morning, it's helpful for my health.
When I was younger I used to think back my bad memories.
I don't like to lend money to someone because I don't like to ask them to pay me back.
I'm turning into my best version in my profession.
As I know everyone might burn out, I try to control myself doing some relaxing methods.
The studying door is always open, we just have to come in and be constant.
The importance of passing away in time, I can avoid many condolences.
We should look out our lifes much more than we do.
The trick is based on finding out what we like and make ourselves good at doing it better.

Platzi Team

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yesterday the car's window motor was broken down
2 weeks ago, I almost burned down because of the university and my job
I hope that my girlfriend and I come back soon
Hi David, come in, I have coffe
She found out how hard is to find a job
I will always look after Aleja
I looked back how to analyse a turbine
I am looking forward to the trip to Bogotá
I should have looked up how to do an interview
Look out for sharks, they could be pretty dangerous

Alexis Morales

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Some other Phrasal verbs

Look after: To take care

Take after: To resemble.

I will look after my cat this evening

He takes after his father.

Juan Cardenas

student•

We´ll have to set off really early tomorrow

I think back about that and I shouldn´t do that to him

My big brother jus turn into the boss

Turn on the car each morning

2 days a week I do work outs for getting healthier

Juan Cardenas

student•

The big machine in my father´s company break down

After three hours of cycling I got burn out

After a long day working day, my father came back

You can always come in to my house

I found out some cats in my backyard

My mother will took after the children wile we aren´t in the house

I look back 4 years ago, and I really grew up

I lost these battle but I need to look forward to the next obetives

Look out with those eggs I need them for the breakfast

You need to look up to see my car

I was looking up my cat and I ound him passed away

When the copany pay me I will py back to Ronaldo

Alejandro Zuñiga Saavedra

student•

Useful expressions for my everyday life.

Workbook.

Module 4. Expressing ideas, feelings and thoughts

1. Phrasal verbs

Use the phrasal verbs from the class to create different sentences.

Break down

__Yesterday I lent my bicycle to my cousin and he braked it down___

Burn out

_I’m starting to burn out after the visit of the inspectors in my company this week__

Come back

_Elisa has an important role in the accountant area, I hope she comes back soon_

Come in

__He still waiting for copies of his music record to come in__

Find out

_I have found out that there was somebody in that old house__

Look after

_Mary looks after my house when I go out to the party__

Look back

_When I visited my town, I look back and I remember my grandparents__

Look forward to

_My nieces are looking forward to going to the amusement park__

Look out

_I will look out when the plumber arrives to fix the problem_

Look up

_Liz can help us look up information about this new topic_

Pass away

__Joseph thought my aunt passed away, but it wasn’t _

Pay back

_I hope Martin pays me back before August_

Set off

_I guess that Miguel and his girlfriend set off at the same time__

Think back

_Think back over the past months and remember how to solve the same problem__

Turn into

_My cousin’s daughter turned into a beautiful model_

Turn on

_When we arrived at that cold town I saw him turn on the heater__

Work out

_Tomorrow I can't wait to start working out martial arts with my favorite trainer_

Guzman Castillo Marlee Emily

student•

My little nephew is turning into a great swimmer. He always wins his school contests.

Claudia started to study for her master's degree and work at the same time. She burned herself out.

My aunt always told me, 'You can come in to visit me.

I argued with my boyfriend. However, he came back to hug me and said goodbye.

Camilo Cruz

student•

My smartphone broke down this morning I have to buy a new one.
After work too much years I'm burned out.
My sister finally came back after 4 years in Spain.
Come in my friend this is my new house
Yesterday I found out a lot of secrets in my basement
I look after my mom because She's alone in her apartment.
Many times I look back and I feel nostalgic.
I'm looking forward to my new car.
In that street you have to look out because you across wit many thieves.
I do'nt have the answer to yur question, look it up in internet.
Tess is really sad because her father passed away yesterday in the night.
Man I'll pay back tomorrow.
The fire is setting off many damage to the buildings.
I think it back and we have to reconsider the decision.
Jeff turned into a great engineer.
Can you turn on the lighter?
I work out every day 2 hours in the morning.

Camilo Cruz

student•

My smartphone broke down this morning I have to buy a new one.
After work too much years I'm burned out.
My sister finally came back after 4 years in Spain.
Come in my friend this is my new house
Yesterday I found out a lot of secrets in my basement
I look after my mom because She's alone in her apartment.
Many times I look back and I feel nostalgic.

Sofia Ortiz Trujillo

student•

broke down : something is damage
Turn on: power something
looks after: put atention
looking forward to : wait someing with wish

Jesús Hernández

student•

The break down of "Domination" (song of Pantera) it's heavy as hell.
In my last job, me and my coworkers were burned out because we had a lot of work.
And she told me, "I'll come back". And never hapened.
Can I come in to the house? I need a jacker. It's could outside.
I was finding out a huge and amazing world when I decided to take the opportunity of a new job in a diffrent industry (real history). And I think is worth it.
My aunt looked after when I was in the hospital in my childhood.
Recently, I looked back I realize that I am a different person by far.

Hans Joel

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10 USEFUL PHRASAL VERBS

++Work out++ Danny works out every morning.
++Look back++ When I look back at my childhood, I feel happy.
++Pay back++ I'll pay back her money tomorrow once I get paid.
++Turn into++ My little brother is turning into a good man.
++Burn out++ After long years working without vacations, he burned himself out
++Come in++ You can come in. You are always welcome in my house.
++Think back++ Now that I think back, I shouldn't have said that.
++Pass away++ The doctor said she passed away in her sleep.
++Look out++ Look out for sharks. You are out of the swimming area.
++Find out++ We've just found out she was pregnant. out family is thrilled.

Mary Carmen Vargas Bolívar

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When she found out that her grandmother had passed away, she brokes down

Elias Sánchez

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Use the phrasal verbs from the class to create different sentences.

Break down My computer broke down while I was working at home
Burn out ultimately, My boss has burnt out due to excess work
Come back Come back, please! I need your help with this task
Come in Come in! You can take all you need
Find out I am going to find out why I cannot resolve this problem
Look after My dog is sick, I will be looking after during the day
Look back I was looking back about why she didn't accept the job offer
Look forward to He is looking forward to his next graduation
Look out Carlos please look out for the phone, I am waiting for a very important call
Lookup Yesterday I looked this car up, It was beautiful
Pass away My neighbor passed away one year ago
Payback I will pay back the next month
Set off My sister set off for another city to study for her master's degree
Think back Can you give me more days, please? I am going to think back a little better
Turn into My coworker turned into a bad boss, he is very stressful
Turn on Can you please turn on the tv?
Work out Every day I try to work out at the gym

Luis Alberto Ramírez Castellanos

student•

Good lecture

Phrasal Verbs para la Vida Diaria

Introduction

Vocabulario y Expresiones para Comunicarse en Inglés

Useful vocabulary to express yourself

Vocabulario de Alimentos y Sabores: Granos, Verduras y Frutas

Preparación Básica de Alimentos y Vocabulario de Cocina

Vocabulario Intermedio: Animales Domésticos, de Granja y Salvajes

Vocabulario de Moda y Descripción de Ropa

Phrasal Verbs para Hablar de Ropa y Estilos de Vestimenta

Vocabulario y Expresiones para Hablar de Ocio y Diversión

Actividades Escolares: Fotografía, Lectura y Más

Knowing my surroundings

Vocabulario del Hogar y Descripción de Espacios Domésticos

Describir el Lugar donde Vives y su Clima

Medios de Transporte y Vocabulario de Viajes en Avión

Descripción de Apariencia y Personalidad en Español

Preguntas y Respuestas Interactivas en Español

Opinions, likes and dislikes

Vocabulario en Educación: Instituciones y Niveles Académicos

Vocabulario en Español para Hablar de Películas

Vocabulario y Expresiones para Hablar de Música

Tipos y Usos de Aplicaciones Móviles

Decisiones universitarias y amistades duraderas

Expressing ideas, feelings and thoughts

Phrasal Verbs para la Vida Diaria

Hablar de Planes Futuros en Inglés

Cómo Hacer y Responder Sugerencias en Inglés

Recomendaciones Turísticas en Nueva York

Wrap up

Expresar Opiniones y Planes en Español Cotidiano